Construction Project Manager

Role Overview

Role Requirements

• At least 10 years of experience is specified.
• Strong leadership, technical knowledge, commercial awareness, and stakeholder coordination ability are required.

Project Planning and Execution

• Take overall responsibility for successful execution and completion of assigned construction projects.
• Develop execution plans, schedules, milestones, and resource requirements.
• Monitor construction activities, priorities, resources, progress, delays, risks, and mitigation actions.

Contractor and Consultant Management

• Coordinate contractors, subcontractors, consultants, architects, engineers, and vendors.
• Review work programs, method statements, shop drawings, technical submissions, and contractual compliance.
• Conduct progress meetings and resolve technical, execution, and coordination issues.

Cost and Budget Management

• Monitor project costs against approved budgets and review BOQs, estimates, variations, and contractor bills.
• Control material consumption, manage additional works, and identify cost optimization opportunities.
• Coordinate with commercial and accounts teams on cost tracking and payment certification.

Quality, Safety, and Compliance

• Ensure work follows approved drawings, specifications, standards, quality procedures, and inspection processes.
• Review test results and quality documentation and ensure defects and non-conformities are rectified.
• Implement health, safety, and environmental requirements and address unsafe practices through site inspections.

Design and Site Coordination

• Coordinate architects, structural engineers, MEP consultants, and other design teams.
• Resolve design conflicts, RFIs, technical queries, and design changes across architectural, structural, MEP, and finishing works.
• Lead site teams, monitor productivity, and ensure materials, manpower, machinery, and equipment are available.

Reporting and Handover

• Prepare progress reports and monitor cost, time, quality, safety, and productivity KPIs.
• Maintain project records, approvals, drawings, contracts, meeting minutes, reports, and handover documentation.
• Coordinate snagging, rectification, testing, commissioning, and completion activities.