As a Civil Project Manager, you will oversee the implementation and completion of large construction projects. Your primary responsibility will be to ensure that the project is delivered on time and within budget. Your duties will include planning with architects and engineers to develop a project plan, create a timeline, and allocate resources efficiently. You will be involved in sourcing new business opportunities and negotiating contracts with stakeholders. Additionally, you will be responsible for hiring, firing, and supervising employees and subcontractors. Monitoring the construction progress, ensuring compliance with building and safety codes, and overseeing working conditions will also be part of your role. Coordinating workers, obtaining building permits, managing finances, and resolving any issues that may arise during the project are crucial aspects of your job. Given that you may be working on multiple projects simultaneously, it is essential to be physically fit and able to handle construction materials on-site. Strong communication and negotiation skills, attention to detail, and effective supervisory abilities are key traits for success in this role. Ideal candidates will possess a bachelor's degree in a construction-related field and demonstrate relevant experience in the construction industry.,
As a Civil Project Manager, also known as a Construction Project Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing the implementation and completion of large construction projects. Your main objective will be to ensure that the projects are delivered on time and within the allocated budget. Your key duties will include: - Planning: Collaborating with architects and engineers to develop a comprehensive plan, establish a timeline, and allocate resources efficiently. - Sourcing: Identifying and sourcing new business opportunities to contribute to the project pipeline. - Hiring and Supervising: Recruiting, managing the workforce, making decisions on employment status, and supervising both employees and subcontractors involved in the project. - Monitoring: Overseeing the construction progress, ensuring compliance with building and safety regulations, and monitoring working conditions on-site. - Negotiating: Engaging in negotiations with various parties, including contractors and stakeholders, and managing contracts effectively. - Coordinating: Coordinating with the workforce, ensuring smooth operations, and obtaining necessary building permits to proceed with the construction. - Managing: Handling project finances, resolving any issues that may arise during the construction process, and ensuring smooth project delivery. Civil Project Managers often handle multiple projects concurrently, requiring physical fitness to manage construction materials on-site. Your role demands excellent communication and negotiation skills, meticulous attention to detail, and strong supervisory abilities. An ideal candidate will possess a bachelor's degree in a construction-related field and demonstrate relevant experience in the construction industry.,