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Forsyth Barnes Consultancy in Dubai is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead warehouse development for pharmaceutical operations, from definition through commissioning. You will align stakeholders, manage scope, and ensure compliant, ready-to-operate facilities.
Candidates should have a proven track record in regulated environments, strong planning and risk management skills, and a hands-on approach to delivering complex projects on time and within budget.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing depends on warehouse environments that protect materials, support traceability, and keep production supplied without interruption. In Dubai, our client is developing the facilities, systems, and operational infrastructure required to strengthen storage and distribution capability within a regulated manufacturing setting. The work connects physical development with quality, compliance, capacity planning, and dependable day‑to‑day performance.
The Project Manager will direct warehouse development initiatives from early definition through commissioning, handover, and closeout. This role will establish delivery plans, align technical and operational stakeholders, control scope, and convert business requirements into safe, compliant, and usable warehouse outcomes. Success will be measured by disciplined execution, transparent reporting, effective risk control, and facilities that are ready to support pharmaceutical operations. The position requires a decisive delivery leader who can balance programme priorities with quality standards, regulatory expectations, budget constraints, and the practical needs of warehouse users.
The position is based in Dubai and will require a hands‑on approach to coordinating activity across project, site, engineering, quality, supply chain, and operational teams. Candidates should be comfortable working through ambiguity, maintaining control of detailed delivery information, and keeping projects moving in a regulated manufacturing context.
Relevant experience from industrial facilities, distribution infrastructure, logistics operations, or other controlled environments may be considered where it demonstrates strong project ownership and transferable delivery expertise.