Project Manager Civil

Key responsibilities

• Project planning and execution:

  Develop detailed project plans, set objectives, and manage the entire project lifecycle, from initiation and planning to execution, monitoring, and closeout.

• Budget and cost control:

  Manage the project budget, track costs, forecast spending, and manage change orders to ensure financial goals are met.

• Schedule management:

  Develop and manage project schedules, monitor progress, and make adjustments as needed to ensure timely delivery.

• Stakeholder coordination:

  Act as the main point of contact, coordinating with clients, engineers, subcontractors, vendors, and government authorities to ensure smooth execution and address concerns.

• Quality and safety assurance:

  Implement quality assurance processes and conduct site inspections to ensure work meets specifications and that all safety protocols and regulatory requirements are followed.

• Contract and risk management:

  Manage contracts, negotiate with vendors, and proactively identify and mitigate project risks.

• Documentation and reporting:

  Maintain accurate project documentation and prepare regular progress reports for senior management and stakeholders.

• Resource management:

  Allocate and manage all project resources, including labor, materials, and equipment, to ensure efficiency and availability.

Required qualifications and skills

• Education:

  A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field is typically required.

• Experience:

  Significant experience in highway or road construction projects is a strong advantage.

• Project management skills:

  Proficiency in project management methodologies, including planning, execution, monitoring, and closing projects.

• Leadership and communication:

  Excellent leadership and communication skills to effectively manage teams and liaise with stakeholders.

• Technical expertise:

  Strong understanding of civil engineering principles, construction methodologies, and quality assurance processes.

• Problem-solving:

  Ability to quickly identify and resolve issues that arise during the project lifecycle.

• Contract and negotiation skills:

  Experience in contract management, bid evaluation, and vendor negotiation.