The Project Manager is responsible for the successful execution of construction projects from pre-construction through to completion. This includes reviewing contractual documents, monitoring site progress, managing timelines, and ensuring that all work is delivered to the required quality, budget, and schedule standards in accordance with FIDIC contracts. Key Responsibilities: Tender & Contract Review: • Review tender documents, BOQs, and drawings prepared by consultants • Ensure project documentation aligns with FIDIC contractual requirements Project Scheduling & Control: • Review and evaluate contractors' baseline programs, manpower and resource schedules, and cash flow forecasts • Monitor project timelines, identify delays, and propose recovery plans Claim & Variation Management: • Assess contractor claims related to EOT, productivity loss, and variation orders • Provide recommendations based on contract clauses and project documentation Site Oversight: • Conduct regular site visits and prepare detailed reports on progress and compliance • Monitor site activities to ensure safety, quality, and schedule adherence Problem Solving & Risk Mitigation: • Identify potential risks and challenges, and recommend preventive or corrective actions • Ensure timely resolution of technical or contractual issues Stakeholder Communication: • Coordinate between consultants, contractors, and internal departments • Prepare and deliver project progress presentations to management and clients
• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering (mandatory) • Minimum 7–10 years of experience in managing large-scale construction projects • Solid understanding of FIDIC contract terms and construction industry standards • Proficient in Primavera P6, MS Project, and MS Office Suite • Excellent knowledge of construction processes, project lifecycle, and regulations • Strong understanding of health, safety, and environmental standards
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