FAQs
What sectors will the Design Manager be working in?
The Design Manager will work across multi-disciplinary projects in Formula 1, Life Sciences, Data Centres, and Automotive sectors.
What is the main responsibility of the Design Manager?
The main responsibility is to apply professional Design Management across projects, engaging with multi-disciplinary design teams to shape how design management is carried out.
What qualifications are preferred for this role?
A background in architecture or engineering on large complex projects is preferred, ideally with chartered status.
What tools should the Design Manager be proficient in?
The Design Manager should be proficient in digital tools such as MS Excel, MS Project, and document management platforms.
Is experience with BIM deliverables important for this role?
Yes, experience of defining BIM deliverables and design programming is advantageous.
What personal attributes are required for the Design Manager position?
The candidate should be a pro-active leader, have excellent attention to detail, be able to work autonomously, and be adaptable to different project sectors and scales.
How does Ridge support employee development?
Ridge offers exceptional training and career development opportunities at all levels to help employees be the best they can be.
What role does the Design Manager play in project administration?
The Design Manager supports the Lead Consultant in project administration and reporting.
How is quality maintained in the design process?
Quality is maintained by enforcing quality and customer service standards and recommending system improvements.
Will the Design Manager need to lead design team meetings?
Yes, the Design Manager will be responsible for leading design team meetings with both internal and external consultants.