Project Manager

Responsibilities Project Planning & Scheduling: Define the project scope, break down tasks, and develop comprehensive timelines and milestones. Budget Management: Prepare project estimates, process bids, and manage project funds to prevent cost overruns. Team Leadership: Recruit and supervise on-site labor and lead the project team, including architects, engineers, and subcontractors. Contract Negotiation: Negotiate profitable agreements with external vendors, contractors, and suppliers. Safety& Compliance: Procure permits and ensure all on-site activities meet local building codes and rigorous occupational health and safety standards. Quality Control: Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress, verify materials, and ensure the work meets contractual specifications. Risk Management: Identify potential delays or technical issues early and develop mitigation plans. Qualifications Requirements Technical Expertise: In-depth understanding of construction procedures, engineering principles, and material logistics. Communication & Negotiation: Exceptional ability to resolve conflicts, maintain accurate documentation, and manage client expectations. Digital Literacy: Proficiency in project management software and digital design tools like Building Information Modelling (BIM). Education & Experience: Typically requires a bachelor's degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a related field, alongside professional certifications such as the Project Management Professional (PMP).