Compliance jobs in Singapore

supports the construction manager in planning, coordinating, and executing construction projects from start to finish. Key duties include assisting with project plans, budgets, and schedules; managing resources like materials and subcontractors; overseeing on-site activities; ensuring safety and quality compliance; and handling administrative tasks like document management and reporting. This role requires strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

• Project planning and coordination: Assist with developing comprehensive project plans, schedules, and budgets. Coordinate with the project manager and other stakeholders to align work with project goals and timelines.
• On-site management: Supervise and coordinate daily construction activities on the job site. Conduct site observations and ensure that all work is performed according to plans and standards.
• Resource management: Help procure materials, equipment, and supplies. Monitor and track resource usage to minimize waste and stay within budget. Manage subcontractors and personnel, ensuring they are available and coordinated.
• Quality and safety: Assist in developing and implementing quality control procedures. Ensure all activities comply with safety regulations and company policies.
• Administrative and reporting: Prepare inspection and progress reports. Handle administrative duties, including invoice processing, and organize project documents and reports.
• Problem-solving: Identify and assess project risks, issues, and delays, and help develop and implement solutions and mitigation plans.

• Technical: Knowledge of construction principles, safety regulations (like OSHA), and project management software (e.g., Microsoft Project) is often required.
• Organizational: Excellent time management and multitasking abilities are essential.
• Communication: Strong oral and written communication skills are necessary for coordinating with team members, clients, and vendors.
• Problem-solving: The ability to analyze problems and develop effective solutions is crucial.
• Physical: The role may require physical exertion, such as lifting heavy materials (e.g., 80+ lbs).
• Education/Experience: A degree in construction management or a related field is often preferred, along with experience in a similar role, such as a project engineer.