Roles & Responsibilities
Job Role
- The Construction Manager oversees the execution of construction operations, concentrating specifically on the daily activities at the construction site.
- He / She validates the construction, installation, and assembly of components, equipment, and systems, as well as the completion of activities.
- He / She also assesses compliance with the relevant regulatory and legislative requirements.
- He is meticulous and highly detail-orientated and possesses strong communication, problem-solving and interpersonal skills to facilitate stakeholder management.
- A Construction Manager is mainly on the construction site overseeing daily operations and spends time in an office setting managing project details.
Manage construction phase
Support the preparation of construction contractual documents for approvals and submissions.Identify construction requirements based on project size, scope and timeline.Apply established policies and procedures to manage construction sites and associated risks.Assess construction progress reports based on contractual terms to manage time, cost and quality.Verify action items and follow-ups from project meetings.Assess quality assurance and control standards against stakeholders’ expectations.Assess regular inspections to ensure compliance with relevant regulatory and legislative requirements, processes and procedures.Assess subcontractors’ work activities against performance expectations.Manage project completion and closure.
Verify the overall list of errors, defects and variations based on construction plans and drawing designs.Verify the completion of the overall list of errors, defects and variations.Assess the effectiveness of established guidelines and procedures for commissioning and testing of components, equipment and systems.Verify technical documents for project handover and closurePrepare project handover and closure documents for approval and submission in compliance with the relevant regulatory, legislative and maintenance requirementsAssess the defects identified during the defects liability period for appropriate follow-upsDrive safety and sustainability
Ensure compliance with Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) policies and practices.Assess inspections to ensure compliance with organisational health and safety policies, processes and procedures.Assess records of accidents and incidents against WSH policies and practices.Apply organisational environmental sustainability and green building standards and guidelines.Drive continuous improvement initiatives
Conduct research on the latest developments in the built environment trends and technologies.Assess the viability of proposed continuous improvement initiatives to improve time, cost and quality management.Implement risk management plans and risk controls in alignment with the organisation’s risk management framework.Job Requirements
Recognised Diploma / Degree in Civil and / or Structural Engineering), or equivalentMinimum 7 years of practical working experience with 5 years in Building Projects and Construction Management with the Main contractorCertificate in Construction Safety Course for Project ManagersExcellent leadership, time management, analytical, communication, presentation, and interpersonal skillsAble to implement Construction Project Management practicesOrganised, meticulous, with a positive work attitudeGood team player with strong leadership skillsSkilled in managing and motivating diverse, multi-functional, multi-cultural project teams.Possess excellent interpersonal & communication skills.Tell employers what skills you have
Sustainability
Construction Management
Construction
Quality Management
Quality Assurance
Workplace Safety
Drawing
Construction Safety
Structural Engineering
Time Management
Green Building
Stakeholder Management
Installation and Assembly
Commissioning
Workplace Safety and Health