Project Manager / Project Incharge (Civil, Contractor)

planning, executing, monitoring, closing construction projects and patty contractors

Key Roles and Responsibilities

• Project Planning and Scheduling:

  Develop comprehensive project plans, including detailed timelines, milestones, resource allocation (

  patty contractors,

  manpower, equipment, materials) and procurement strategies.

• Budget Management and Cost Control:

  Prepare detailed cost estimates and budgets, track project expenses against the budget, manage cash flow, and handle change orders and variation claims.

• Team Leadership and Coordination:

  Lead, manage and motivate multi-disciplinary project teams and on-site personnel. This includes hiring patty contractors/staff/subcontractors, delegating tasks, resolving conflicts, and ensuring effective communication among all parties.

• Quality Control and Safety Management:

  Ensure all work adheres to construction plans, specifications, quality standards, and relevant building codes and safety regulations. This involves conducting regular site inspections and enforcing safety protocols.

• Stakeholder Communication and Client Relations:

  Serve as the main liaison, providing regular project updates (progress reports, budget status, risks) to clients and internal stakeholders, and managing their expectations.

• Risk Management:

  Identify potential project risks (financial, safety, environmental, delays) and develop proactive mitigation strategies and contingency plans.

• Contract and Documentation Management:

  Negotiate contracts with vendors and subcontractors, obtain necessary permits and licenses from authorities, and maintain comprehensive project documentation, records, and reports.

• Problem-Solving:

  Address any issues, delays, or emergencies that arise during the project lifecycle, implementing effective solutions promptly to keep the project on track.

Essential Skills and Qualifications

• Education:

  Typically requires a bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.

• Experience:

  10-20 years of relevant experience in construction project management, often in roles like site project engineer or project manager/incharge.

• Technical Skills:

  In-depth knowledge of construction methodologies, materials, building codes, and safety standards. Proficiency in project management software and the ability to read blueprints and technical drawings are essential.

• Soft Skills:

  Strong leadership, organizational, problem-solving, negotiation, and communication skills are crucial for success in this role.

Candidate age not more than 50 years.