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Cushman & Wakefield is seeking an experienced Construction Manager / Project Manager for industrial projects. The role requires overseeing all phases of construction, ensuring safety, schedule adherence, and budget control on site with coordination across stakeholders.
Candidates should hold a BE Civil, have 15–20+ years of relevant experience, and have delivered at least 1–2 industrial/PEB projects end to end. Consultancy background is preferred.
Construction Manager / Project Manager, Industrial Project, PEB
This role is responsible for plan and coordinate all phases of a construction project to ensure its completed safely, on time, and within budget.
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