Core ResponsibilitiesOperational Management:Â Direct day-to-day operations, including budgeting, cost control, and resource allocation to improve compa.....
Core Responsibilities
Operational Management:Â Direct day-to-day operations, including budgeting, cost control, and resource allocation to improve company profitability.
Project Oversight:Â Monitor multiple construction projects from inception to completion, ensuring compliance with specifications, timelines, and safety regulations.
Leadership & Team Management:Â Lead, mentor, and evaluate project managers, engineers, and site staff.
Compliance & Safety:Â Ensure strict adherence to building control regulations, safety standards (WSH), and statutory requirements.
Stakeholder Management:Â Collaborate with clients, architects, and engineers; negotiate with subcontractors and vendors.
Business Development:Â Drive growth by identifying new markets and securing new contracts.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Experience:Â Extensive experience in construction project management, typically with proven leadership experience.
Technical Knowledge:Â Deep understanding of construction processes, techniques, and regulations.
Leadership:Â Strong team management and decision-making capabilities.
Communication:Â Excellent negotiation and interpersonal skills for dealing with stakeholders.
Education:Â A degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field is often preferred.Â
Cost planning and estimation:Conduct feasibility studies and develop initial cost plans.
Estimate costs for materials, labor, and equipment by revi.....
Cost planning and estimation:Conduct feasibility studies and develop initial cost plans.
Estimate costs for materials, labor, and equipment by reviewing project blueprints and plans.
Prepare budgets and detailed costings for tenders and contracts.
Budget management:Monitor project expenditure and maintain financial records.
Track changes to the design or construction and adjust budget projections accordingly.
Manage risk and perform value engineering to ensure cost-effectiveness.
Contract management:Prepare tender and contract documents, including bills of quantities.
Negotiate and manage contracts with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers.
Handle variations, change orders, and contractual claims.
Ensure contractual obligations are met by all parties.
Procurement and administration:Help source and select construction materials.
Assist in sourcing contractors and subcontractors.
Value completed work and manage the payment process.
Liaison and reporting:Collaborate with clients, architects, engineers, project managers, and other stakeholders.
Liaise with site managers and other professionals to monitor progress and resolve issues.
Provide reports on the project's financial progress to clients and other stakeholders.
Dispute resolution:Assist in resolving disputes that arise between parties involved in the project.