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Our public sector client based in South Tyneside currently has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Project Monitoring Officer to join their team as soon as possible!

The role will be temporary, lasting until the end of March 2025 initially. The pay rate for the role will be £20.31 per hour.

We are happy to consider hours from 20-37 hours per week, as well as hybrid working.

This role will involve in person meetings with delivery organisations across South Tyneside with travel expenses paid.

The successful candidate will be responsible for leading, monitoring and reporting the performance on a range of projects. You will also ensure effective service delivery by supporting and monitoring the grant programme and funding contracts.

· Regular collection and collation of project and programme output, outcome and expenditure information
· Completion of data returns to government
· Administering payments to project delivery organisations
· Providing advice and support to delivery organisations
· Liaise with delivery organisations to provide guidance and ensure compliance with funding requirements
· Coordinating regular reviews and audits of individual projects
· Liaising with the finance, procurement and legal team to ensure the programme and all projects comply with financial and legal regulations
· Negotiate with and resolve any conflict and variations to contracts between partners, delivery organisations and other stakeholders

To be considered for this role you should have:-

· Finance qualification e.g. AAT
· Very good knowledge of Microsoft Excel
· Experience of funding programmes
· Project monitoring and programme management experience

Please apply online in the first instance, send your CV to (url removed) or call Barker Ross Lincoln on (phone number removed) today!

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