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Pat Davie Limited in Hong Kong is seeking an experienced Project Coordinator to support large-scale fit-out projects. You will coordinate with clients and sub-contractors and monitor progress to ensure milestones are met.
The ideal candidate holds a Higher Diploma in Building Studies or related discipline, with at least four years’ experience, excellent English communication, and strong interpersonal skills.
Pat Davie Limited is a member of SOCAM Development Limited listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. With our commitment on quality, innovation and excellence, and riding on our solid foundation in the construction industry, we strive to pursue sustainable development, and to continuously innovate to build tomorrow for our people, community and environment. We are proud with our track record in prestigious interior fitting-out and building renovation field in past years and are expanding an enviable business portfolio in the region.
To align with our strategic growth plan, we are looking for high calibre professionals aspiring to develop a career in fitting-out professions to join us.
The Job:
The incumbent will be responsible for coordinating with clients and sub-contractors to monitor progress of assigned projects.
Requirements:
Higher Diploma in Building Studies or construction related disciplines
Minimum 4 years' relevant working experience, preferably in large-scale fit-out projects
Good command of spoken and written English
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Immediately available is highly preferred
Candidates with less experience will be considered as Assistant Project Coordinator
For more information about our company, please visit our website athttp://www.socam.com
SOCAM Development Limited is an equal opportunity employer, personal data provided by applicants will be used for recruitment and other employment-related purposes. All related information will be kept up to 24 months and all personal data will be destroyed afterwards.