Change Manager - Brussels, België - IN·ZO

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FUNCTION:


The Change Manager contributes in defining, executing, monitoring and supervising and communicating changes related to the program FSM (Field Service Management).

This program is implementing a new IT solution for the 450 Field Agents that are responsible for maintaining ETB assets over the whole of Belgium.

The goal of FSM is to deploy one solution to support the day-to-day activities of the Field Agents.

Next to the change in the IT solution, the project will also impact many of the processes of their field agents.

The Change Manager will need to play a crucial role in ensuring that the field agents embrace the change and ensures that change initiatives are designed and implemented on time and within budget.

He/she consults with the project team to conceive and draft change plans that can be implemented fast and with minimum staff members' resistance.

Change design and implementation & communications.
Work together with the Project Team, Business Experts and communication teams in order to:

  • Orchestrate, support, prepare and enable change management strategies, transformation roadmaps and change plans to support the impact on processes, technology and people;
  • Perform people impact analysis;
  • Define indicators, criteria and methodology to assess change readiness;
  • Contribute in the implementation of the change plan together with the related teams;
  • Identify and solve main roadblockers of the transformation;
  • Facilitate the involvement of ambassadors and keyusers in the development of the solution;
  • Develop documentation and establish training plan for endusers (+Assess training effectiveness) with the project team;
  • Create, establish, orchestrate, support, feed and enable the communication plan and provide transparency along the change journey; Coach the project team and ambassadors on storytelling and impactful change communications.

REQUIREMENTS:


  • Master's degree in business administration, energy engineering, digital, communication/change or a related field/equivalent through experience.
  • Expert in change management: thorough knowledge of, and experience in, change management principles and methodology and implementation (at least 5 years of experience).
  • Perfectly bilingual French/Dutch and very good knowledge of English.
  • Experience with large software implementations is a must.
  • Experience with transformations projects on field workers is a plus.
  • Displays strong communication skills with ability to communicate complex messages to diverse stakeholders.
  • Credibility and leadership qualities to take fast and difficult decisions.
  • Ability to persuade and lead a team of diverse skillsets in order to achieve common goals.
  • Good knowledge of the energy sector and/or maintenance its specific processes and cultural mindset. Willing to travel across Belgium.

MINDSET & BEHAVIORS:

  • Critical thinker who is passionate to challenge status quo to find new solutions and drive out of the box ideas loves and embraces change.
  • Believes in a nonhierarchical culture of collaboration, transparency and trust across the team.
  • Is not afraid to 'roll up the sleeves' and seeks to go outside comfort zone to learn pushes the team to do same (handson profile).
  • Excellent communication skills, good storyteller, and ability to build strong relationships.
  • Ability to solve problems and think analytically.
  • Solution orientation.
  • Great organizational, project, and time management skills; Can identify and set priorities.
  • Adapts quickly to different contexts and situations. Resistant to stress and emotional stability to deal with VUCA environments.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

  • Work regime: Fulltime (40 hours per week).
  • Location: Schaerbeek (main location, but travel will be necessary).
  • Monday & Thursday presence at the office is required.

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