- Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering discipline.
Job Summary
The Project Coordinator is responsible for supporting project execution through effective coordination between contractors, consultants, and the client representative. The role requires strong administrative, technical, and interpersonal skills to ensure smooth communication, timely reporting, and resolution of technical coordination issues across different engineering disciplines throughout all project phases.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate between contractors, consultants, and the client’s representatives.
- Attend:
- Identify and resolve technical coordination issues between various disciplines.
- Prepare coordination and progress reports and follow up on closing remarks and action items.
- Monitor and follow up on Variation Orders (VOs).
- Ensure proper coordination across all stages of project implementation, from initiation to completion.
- Support both office-based and site-based activities as required.
Administrative & Professional Skills
- Strong administrative and personal skills essential for success in:
- Administrative and coordination tasks
- Ability to:
- Prepare clear and accurate technical and administrative reports.
- Communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels.
- Understand and coordinate work across multiple engineering disciplines.
- Excellent skills in:
- Time management
- Meeting planning and organisation
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Problem-solving and decision-making
Knowledge & Experience
- General understanding of all phases of project execution.
- Familiarity with multidisciplinary coordination in construction or engineering projects.
- Ability to track issues, follow up actions, and ensure closure.
Language Skills
- Arabic: Native or fluent
- English: Good proficiency (spoken and written)
Personal Attributes
- Strong coordination and interpersonal skills.
- High attention to detail and organisational ability.
- Professional attitude and commitment to deadlines.
Ability to work effectively within a team and independently when required