Service Exit Manager - £500 - 600pd

Service Exit Manager - London - £500 - 600 pd - 6 months

An Service Exit Manager with experience in closing out large outsourcing agreements is required for a 6 month contract based in central London.

The successful Service Exit Manager will be an experienced IT professional with a background in working with multiple out sourced vendors.

To be considered for the Service Exit Manager role you will have a wide and detailed IT knowledge, together with detailed understanding of the principles of business and markets and sound experience of relevant business sectors.

The Service Exit Manager will have experience working in a complex multi source sourcing programme with a matrixed delivery model.

As a successful Service Exit Manager you know how to make and sustain a business case through effective benefits management, and demonstrate the ability to make, and take responsibility for, adventurous and innovative decisions on major technical and service delivery issues. The suitable Service Exit Manager for this role will have an analytical and creative approach to problem solving and will need to possess strong planning and organisation skills.

The responsibilities of the successful Service Exit Manager are as follows:

* Documentation of exit obligations providing clarity on commercial terms;

* Clarity on the TUPE risk to inform the Programme

* Ensure the Exiting suppliers exit activities are managed, quality assured and delivered in a timely and cost effective manner;

* To identify any incumbent interdependencies on other parties to deliver the exit obligations and activities and ensure that the resource requirements are known and agreed;

* Facilitating that the Exiting suppliers are contracted to undertake the agreed transition activities as defined by the Contractors and the Transition Team;

* The Service Exit Manager will work with the Transition Managers to understand new supplier dependencies on the incumbent supplier during transition and contract for these with the incumbents and assure the delivery;

* The Service Exit Manager will understand the impact on the current supplier service models of extracting services and their ability to maintain service levels through a change period.

* The Service Exit Manager will work with the Intercept Manager to understand future change and impact this against incumbent exit activities, BAU delivery and FITS transition plans

If you are an experience Service Exit Manager and looking for your next contract in London please submit your CV today.