Project Manager - Steel Structure

Project Management & Execution

• Take overall responsibility for the planning and execution of steel‑structure projects, ensuring agreed objectives for schedule, construction quality, safety, and commercial performance are achieved.
• Develop and manage the overall project implementation plan from mobilization through construction, completion, acceptance, and handover.
• Monitor project progress closely and take timely corrective action when performance deviates from approved schedules or targets.

Engineering, Procurement & Production Coordination

• Coordinate and monitor key project activities including shop drawings, procurement, fabrication, production, transportation, and site erection to ensure alignment with the master project schedule.
• Work closely with Engineering, Procurement, Production, Logistics, and Site teams to identify dependencies and resolve issues that may affect project delivery.
• Ensure required materials, equipment, and resources are available in line with construction priorities.

Budget & Cost Control

• Manage the project construction budget and monitor actual costs throughout the project lifecycle.
• Ensure manpower, equipment, materials, and subcontracting resources are used effectively and within approved financial parameters.
• Identify potential cost overruns and implement appropriate corrective or preventive actions to protect project profitability.

Site & Team Leadership

• Lead the project management team and assign responsibilities to Site Managers, Construction Supervisors, Safety personnel, and other project members.
• Monitor team performance and ensure clear accountability for individual project responsibilities.
• Coordinate and manage erection teams and subcontractors in accordance with approved project plans.
• Provide coaching, technical guidance, and development support to project management personnel.

Client & Stakeholder Management

• Act as a key company representative in communications with clients, consultants, contractors, and other project stakeholders.
• Participate in project meetings, communicate progress, receive client requirements, and coordinate appropriate responses.
• Maintain effective stakeholder relationships and manage issues through clear communication, negotiation, and practical problem solving.

Equipment, Materials & Resource Management

• Control the use of machinery, construction equipment, materials, and other project resources.
• Ensure resources are used for their intended purposes and managed efficiently to minimize waste, loss, downtime, and unnecessary expenditure.
• Coordinate project resource planning according to actual construction requirements.

Quality, Safety & Compliance

• Ensure project activities comply with approved technical specifications, quality requirements, occupational health and safety standards, and relevant internal procedures.
• Maintain effective implementation of applicable quality and safety management systems throughout the project lifecycle.
• Proactively identify risks that may affect project schedule, construction quality, cost, or safety and implement appropriate preventive measures.

Project Documentation & Commercial Close‑Out

• Ensure inspection, acceptance, payment, and other required project documentation is completed accurately and within agreed timelines.
• Work with relevant functions to support payment applications, project acceptance, final accounts, and handover activities.
• Ensure project records are properly maintained throughout execution.

Overall Project Accountability

• Take overall accountability for project delivery and performance within the assigned scope.
• Provide regular progress, risk, cost, and performance updates to senior management.
• Ensure project objectives are delivered through effective coordination of internal teams, subcontractors, clients, and other stakeholders.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Structural Engineering, or a related discipline.
• Minimum of 7 years of experience in project management involving steel‑structure construction or comparable large‑scale construction projects.
• Strong hands‑on experience managing project schedules, site execution, steel erection, cost, quality, safety, and subcontractors.
• Experience with infrastructure or complex industrial construction projects is preferred.
• Relevant professional project management and construction supervision certifications are highly desirable and may be required depending on project scope.
• Strong ability to plan work, allocate responsibilities, and manage project teams toward clearly defined objectives.
• Good risk management and problem‑solving capabilities with the ability to respond quickly to unexpected project issues.
• Strong negotiation, stakeholder management, and communication skills.
• Ability to effectively coordinate across Engineering, Procurement, Production, Logistics, Commercial, Safety, and other relevant functions.
• Working proficiency in English is preferred.
• Strong leadership, accountability, commercial awareness, and the ability to perform effectively under demanding project conditions.