Construction Manager (Power Station)

VACANCY: Construction Manager (power station)

AREA: Standerton, Mpumalanga

APPLY: marizel@alos.co.za (ref: Construction Manager)

Our client, a company situated in Johannesburg, who offers turnkey bulk materials handling solutions from concept design to commissioning and hand over are looking to employ a Construction Manager on a Power Station in Standerton.

Requirements:

1. Must have a SACPCMP certificate.

Fixed term contract with strong possibility of becoming permanent.

Overview:

Overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of construction activities during planned power station shutdowns, ensuring safety, quality, and timely completion of projects within budget.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Planning and Scheduling: Develop and manage construction plans, timelines, and budgets for outage projects.
2. Resource Management: Ensure adequate resources (labor, materials, equipment) are available and utilized effectively.
3. Safety Management: Implement and enforce strict safety protocols and procedures on the construction site.
4. Quality Control: Monitor and ensure that all construction activities meet the required quality standards.
5. Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks associated with the construction project.
6. Project Execution: Oversee the day-to-day construction activities, ensuring that work progresses on schedule and within budget.
7. Stakeholder Communication: Maintain clear and effective communication with all stakeholders, including clients, contractors, and other relevant parties.
8. Problem Solving: Identify and resolve any issues or problems that arise during the construction process.
9. Post-Outage Review: Conduct post-outage reviews to identify lessons learned and areas for improvement.

Specific to Power Station Outages:

1. Understanding Power Station Operations: You'll need a strong understanding of power station operations and the specific requirements of outage work.
2. Coordination with Outage Teams: You'll need to work closely with outage planners, maintenance teams, and other relevant personnel to ensure a smooth and efficient outage process.
3. Working in a High-Risk Environment: Power stations are high-risk environments, so you'll need to be able to work safely and effectively in challenging conditions.
4. Managing Complex Projects: Outage projects can be complex and involve a wide range of activities, so you'll need to be able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
5. Adhering to Regulations: You'll need to ensure that all construction activities comply with relevant safety regulations and industry standards.