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Role Holder’s Name ( for more than one, note “multiple”) Current Global
Career Band:
Immediate Supervisor’s Name & Role Title (plus Functional reporting lines, if any)
Global Change Delivery Associate Project Managers/ Officers assist the Programme Manager / Project Manager
to organise and lead projects from project definition to closure. They will typically support the delivery of single
small change projects and can be responsible for leading a workstream. They are responsible for following the
GCD Business Transformation Framework (BTF), using standard project management tools such as Clarity and
working closely with the GCD Management Services.
Principal Accountabilities:
Key activities and decision making areas Typical Targets and Measures
Value Creation
· Target
· Demonstrates good knowledge of GCD Project Management · Deliver projects and achieve stated
Framework, supporting the creation of detailed plans including revenue and costs benefits
key activities and milestones
· Measure
· Supports the Project Manager in defining required scope,
quality, cost and effort · % of target delivered against plan
· PMO and practice liaison
· Understands the impact of change requests to scope, time, · Target
budget or effort and helps identifies the new requirements to · Deliver projects on time and within
deliver the project successfully budget
· Measures progress against the plan and, with the Project · Measure
Manager, takes action to ensure results are achieved, and
· % of projects completed within baseline
exceeded where possible; focuses on quality and review
schedule
requirements and builds on feedback
· % of projects completed within baseline
· Helps the Project Manager manage against the plan, looking
budget
ahead and removing roadblocks to delivery. Ask questions
when they do not understand, takes ownership of problems and
escalates when needed (remaining calm, knowing when to · Target
escalate, escalates with possible solutions)
· Delight our partners through delivery of
· Proactively and effectively manages own time and workload, exceptional service
advocates to team the importance of project pace to achieve
successful delivery · Measure
· Keeps focus on the medium and long term goals and the · Improvement in Business Partner Score
Group’s values particularly when under short term pressure
Operational Performance
· Helps ensure that the project team follows all quality Budget variance v latest baseline
assurance processes, Global Change Delivery Frameworks
and use standard tools such as Clarity · Target
· Tracks, reviews and controls project progress and · Effectively manage project schedule
performance at clearly defined points in the process to help
· Measure
ensure that the project is delivered on time, within budget;
anticipating potential risks and issues, putting mitigating · Schedule variance:
actions into place to prevent delivery stalling and escalating as Days at completion v latest baseline
appropriate
· Demonstrates understanding of analytical tools and
· Target
techniques to prepare and analyse management reports;
identifying factors that are putting the programme off track, · Effectively manage operational risks
monitor and share progress with stakeholders and internal controls
· Support the Project Manager with closure activities, including · Measure
post project review and handover · Number of outstanding risks not
· Associate Project Manager/ Officer is organised, plans their mitigated to plan
work and delivers on time / keep commitments Findings management
· Associate Project Manager/ Officer produces deliverables that Controls effectiveness
are of a high quality (well structured, insightful, no errors) and
with sufficient review time and appropriate response to
feedback
Major Challenges (The challenges inherent in the role that require a continual test of the role holder’s abilities)
· Management and control of projects to meet exacting timescales necessary in a competitive market place
· Achieving benefits (cost reduction, revenue increase, strategic goals) set out in the business case
· Management of stakeholders
· Working with multiple delivery and business partner teams
Role Context (The environment and operating conditions of the role including the extent of guidance and
authority)
The vision statement for Change Delivery is “To be the businesses’ primary change partner, support the
implementation of the Group Strategy and make change a source of sustainable competitive advantage for
HSBC”
Support Project and Programme Managers to manage change through projects delivery. The projects will
typically have a clearly defined output, fixed start and end date with a well-defined development/delivery path.
Projects may be stand alone or part of a Programme.
The jobholder will be expected to exercise independent initiative in proactively overcoming obstacles to success,
dealing with uncertainty and changing circumstances, such as interdependencies, opportunities or risks. He /
She will be expected to adopt an agile and flexible approach to work and an outstanding level of professionalism
and conduct.
The role holder will operate within the usual authority limits for an Associate Project Manager/ Officer
The jobholder will also continually reassess the operational risks associated with the role and inherent in the
business, taking account of changing economic or market conditions, legal and regulatory requirements,
operating procedures and practices, management restructurings, and the impact of new processes.
The jobholder should then address any areas of concern in conjunction with line management and/or the
appropriate department.
The jobholder will adopt the Group Compliance Policy by escalating any identified compliance risk in liaison with,
Global Compliance Officer, Area Compliance Officer or Local Compliance Officer. The term ‘compliance’
embraces all relevant financial services laws, rules and codes with which the business has to comply.
· Senior Project Managers adhere to the Groups standard tools and methodologies :
· Global Change Delivery Project Management Framework
· Group Standard Business Case
· GCD Tools like Clarity & Open Workbench
Role Dimensions (e.g. balance sheet size, lending/expenditure limits, size/volume of transactions, budget)
The jobholder will be required to support the management of large projects (or programmes) and/or manage one
or more project workstreams (sub-projects) with some level of complexity and scope.
Knowledge & Experience / Qualifications (For the role – not the role holder. Minimum requirements of the role.)
Knowledge
Experience
· Project management skills and experience, including examples of the delivery of on time and on budget – a
driver with bias towards delivery at pace and controlling project outcomes
· Experience of working in a banking environment and change projects
· Evidence of strong communication and influencing skills
· Good verbal and written communication skills and some experience in face to face presentation
Capabilities
Organisational Chart (Complete or insert organisational chart for the role here)
Note: Organisation structure changes in progress - organisation chart subject to change and / or local variation.
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