Construction Project Manager (6 Months)

SUMMARY:
Construction Project Manager (6 Months)

POSITION INFO:
The Project Manager''''s responsibilities span a broad spectrum, covering all areas of project management including planning, cost and time management, quality management contract administration and safety management. The Project Manager will be required to ensure that the project is technically sound, that all activities associated with managing the project work flow and performance are met and to provide the necessary management and leadership skills to ensure the project team deliver. Qualifications required: A four-year bachelor''''s degree or similar in the built environment (Civil, Construction Management, QS or Architectural) Preferably a postgraduate degree in Construction Project Management Profesisonal Engineer (Civil Eng) ECSA (PrEng\/ PrTech Eng) Project management and professional accreditation with a SACPCMP 10 years'''' experience in construction projects\/built environment as a project manager Must be able to manage financial budgets Proven track record in managing huge construction projects\/built environment in various different disciplines Key Responsibilities: Project planning and development - develop project implementation plans and schedules, define project scope, objectives, and deliverables, coordinate feasibility studies and technical assessments, establish project budgets and resource requirements. Project execution and coordination - manage the implementation of infrastructure projects from inception to completion, coordinate the work of PSPs and contractors and other stakeholders. Ensure project activities align with approved plans and specifications. Monitor construction progress and resolve implementation challenges. Contract management - administer construction contracts and service level agreements, ensure contractors comply with contractual obligations. Manage contract variations, claims, and disputes. Monitor contractor performance and take corrective action where necessary. Cost and financial management - monitor project budgets and expenditure. Review payment certificates and contractor claims. Control costs and prevent budget overruns. Prepare financial reports and forecasts for management. Quality management - ensure construction works meet technical specifications and quality standards. Conduct site inspections and quality audits. Verify that defects are identified and corrected. Ensure compliance with industry best practices and regulations. Risk and compliance - identify risks and develop mitigation measures. Ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and statutory requirements. Monitor adherence to procurement policies and governance frameworks. Maintain project documentation and records. Stakeholder management - facilitate project meetings and progress reviews. Prepare reports and presentations for senior sponsors. Manage stakeholder expectations and communication. Monitoring and reporting - track project milestones and key performance indicators. Produce monthly, quarterly, and ad-hoc project reports. Report on schedule, cost, quality, and risk performance. Manage stakeholder expectations and communication.