Project Manager (Infrastructure)

Job Description

Collaboration and Coordination Work closely with the operations team and other central office teams to plan, schedule, and coordinate project activities. This includes identifying and allocating resources, planning for material mobilization, and advising on project methodologies to establish clear expectations and meet project completion deadlines. Subcontractor Management Oversee the selection of subcontractors, negotiate agreements, and ensure effective relationship management during contract execution to maintain productive partnerships with external providers. Schedule Monitoring Monitor the schedule baseline by factoring in engineering, procurement, financial, and construction activities to track progress and achieve project targets. Cost Control Systems Establish and maintain systems and procedures for cost monitoring and reporting to reduce material waste and optimize resource usage. Budget and Progress Reporting Prepare and submit budget estimates, progress reports, and cost tracking documentation to ensure project information is current and accurate. Change Management Manage variation proposals and drawings, assess inventory levels, and initiate change requests as needed to accommodate client requirements effectively. Issue Resolution Collaborate with supervisory staff, owners, contractors, and design professionals to address and resolve challenges, including work procedures, complaints, and project implementation issues. Compliance and Inspection Conduct project inspections and reviews to ensure adherence to building safety standards, codes, and regulations. Incident Investigation Investigate construction site incidents, such as damage, accidents, or delays, to confirm that proper procedures are followed and necessary corrective actions are implemented. Plan and Contract Interpretation Explain plans, designs, and contract terms to relevant stakeholders, including owners, administrative staff, workers, or clients, ensuring clarity and understanding. Material and Supply Management Manage the procurement and distribution of materials and supplies to ensure timely project completion. Project Close-Out Coordinate the close-out phase by scheduling demobilization, testing and commissioning, generating certificates, drafting as-built drawings and operation manuals, addressing variation orders, and finalizing project compensation to achieve successful project completion. Technical Recruitment Conduct technical interviews to evaluate and secure a skilled workforce, ensuring the project is adequately staffed with qualified personnel.

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering.
• Must have experience in infrastructure projects.
• More than 15 years of experience.
• Project Management Professional (PMP) is a plus.