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The Construction Quality Manager oversees quality assurance and quality control activities throughout the construction phase of a project. The role works closely with the project team to ensure on‑site work meets agreed standards for quality, safety, and performance.

Key Responsibilities

• Oversee and support quality assurance and quality control processes on site.
• Review and monitor contractor quality plans and ensure alignment with project requirements.
• Work with project teams to promote consistent quality practices and standards.
• Identify quality issues and support corrective actions to maintain scope, schedule, and budget.
• Plan and carry out quality audits and inspections.
• Track, analyse, and report quality data, non‑conformance, and improvement actions.
• Support continuous improvement of quality processes and controls.
• Maintain clear documentation of audits, issues, lessons learned, and outcomes.
• Stay informed on relevant construction standards, regulations, and best practices.
• Provide guidance and training to project stakeholders on quality processes and expectations.
• Support the use of systems and tools to improve efficiency, transparency, and traceability in quality management.

Overview

The Assistant Contract Manager supports the contract and commercial management of data centre projects, assisting with contract administration, documentation, and compliance across the project lifecycle. This role is ideal for candidates looking to deepen their exposure to mission-critical infrastructure projects in a fast-growing data centre

• Assist in administering contracts and agreements

• Track contractual deliverables, notices, and obligations

• Maintain accurate and well-organised contract documentation and registers

• Support the preparation and evaluation of variations, change orders, and claims

• Assist in tracking extensions of time (EOT) and associated documentation

• Coordinate with project teams to ensure timely submissions and responses

• Support cost and commercial reporting from a contractual perspective

Requirements

• 5 years of experience in contract administration, quantity surveying, or commercial support roles

• Exposure to data centre, industrial, infrastructure, or large-scale building projects preferred

• Experience working with developers, operators, consultants, or main contractors is an advantage

• Basic understanding of construction contracts and contract administration
• Familiarity with FIDIC, SIA, NEC, or similar forms of contract

• Degree or diploma in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Engineering, or related discipline

How to Apply Click Apply now or send your resume directly to Talent@BuildBridgePartners.com

EA Name: BuildBridge Partners Pte Ltd

EA License No: 25C2918

EA Reg No: R1551092 Khoo Yan Jie

Role Overview

The Construction Manager is responsible for leading, coordinating, and supervising all construction activities from site mobilization through project completion. This role ensures that all work is executed in compliance with design intent, quality standards, local code and market practice, safety regulations, and project timelines. The Construction Manager acts as the primary site leader representing the company, working closely with contractors, consultants, authorities, and internal project stakeholders to deliver successful outcomes for mission critical and industrial projects.

Key Responsibilities

Technical Leadership & Team Management

• Lead day‑to‑day construction operations to ensure alignment with IFC drawings, project plans, specifications, and company standards.
• Manage site-wide coordination across civil, architectural, structural, MEP, and specialist contractors.
• Monitor contractor performance, manpower allocation, equipment availability, and overall construction readiness.
• Identify construction risks, clashes, and delays early and drive timely resolutions with contractors and consultants.
• Oversee site logistics planning, including access control, laydown areas, traffic routes, and material handling.
• Ensure internal company processes, documentation protocols, and quality requirements are adhered to.
• Where applicable, work with the Project Manager on daily site execution, including utilities installation, safety sign-offs, and scope change management.
• Promote a strong safety culture and conduct regular joint inspections, safety walks, and toolbox engagements with EHS teams.
• Maintain effective communication and working relationships with GC, subcontractors, consultants, authorities, and internal stakeholders.
• Support QS/Contracts in reviewing variations, claims, progress payments, and milestones.
• Represent company in project reviews, authority engagements, and client-facing coordination meetings.

Project Coordination & Interface Management

• Coordinate all project activities with design consultants, QS, commissioning agents, contractors, vendors, and client representatives.
• Monitor the overall project schedule and develop/track a micro construction lookahead schedules aligned with the master program.
• Conduct regular site coordination meetings with GC, subcontractors, and consultants to track progress and resolve interface issues.
• Collaborate closely (where applicable) with the Project Manager, Design Manager, and MEP Manager to ensure smooth multidisciplinary coordination.
• Support procurement tracking, delivery planning, long‑lead item coordination, and site readiness for installation.
• Review and endorse method statements, shop drawings, ITPs, and construction procedures before execution.
• Maintain clear communication channels and provide consistent reporting of issues, risks, and decision needs to the Project Manager.
• Ensure compliance with quality requirements through inspections, surveillance, and coordinated QA/QC activities.
• Review IRs, RFIs, NCRs, and test reports to ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly and effectively.
• Monitor workmanship standards across civil, architectural, structural, and MEP installations.
• Ensure timely submission and approval of as‑built drawings, test certificates, and final close‑out documentation.

Construction Supervision & Quality Control

• Supervise and verify contractor construction works to ensure compliance with IFC drawings, specifications, method statements, and project standards.
• Monitor site progress daily and drive resolution of delays or bottlenecks through coordinated actions with consultants and contractors.
• Conduct routine site inspections and ensure quality issues identified through IRs, RFIs, NCRs, and site reports are resolved.
• Track statutory submissions, regulatory inspections, and authority approvals across all relevant disciplines.
• Coordinate FAT, SAT, pre‑functional testing, and IST activities with commissioning agents and system vendors.
• Verify completeness and accuracy of as‑built documentation, O&M manuals, training deliverables, and commissioning close‑out materials.
• Prepare weekly and monthly construction progress reports covering work status, risks, mitigation plans, manpower, and site productivity.
• Ensure full governance compliance regarding site records, permits, inspections, and documentation control.
• Monitor construction KPIs and ensure delivery aligned with project deadlines, budget constraints, and quality objectives.