Job Description: The Construction Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing High RIse construction projects, specifically those involving CFA piling and reinforced concrete (RC) frame packages.

This role requires extensive experience and knowledge in various latest construction methods and techniques, including RC slabs, post-tensioned (PT) slabs, jumpforms, slipforms, twin walls, traditional RC frames, and steel frame construction.

The Construction Manager will be involved in multiple projects simultaneously and must be adept at handling the complexities and challenges that come with managing multiple construction projects.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Project Planning and Execution: Develop project plans, schedules, and budgets in coordination with the project team. Ensure that construction activities are executed efficiently, safely, and within the allocated resources.
2. Resource Management: Manage and coordinate the allocation of resources, including labor, equipment, and materials, to ensure optimal project performance. Coordinate with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure timely delivery of materials and services.
3. Quality Control: Implement and maintain quality control measures to ensure that construction activities meet or exceed industry standards and project specifications. Conduct regular inspections and coordinate testing activities as required.
4. Safety Compliance: Promote and enforce a strong safety culture on-site. Ensure that all construction activities comply with relevant safety regulations and standards. Conduct regular safety meetings and provide training to workers to minimize accidents and hazards.
5. Team Leadership: Provide leadership and guidance to the project team, including engineers, supervisors, and laborers. Foster a collaborative and productive work environment. Set performance expectations and conduct performance evaluations for team members.
6. Stakeholder Management: Liaise with clients, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to ensure effective communication and coordination throughout the project lifecycle. Address any concerns or issues raised by stakeholders promptly and professionally.
7. Cost Management: Monitor project costs, identify cost-saving opportunities, and take corrective actions when necessary. Review and approve project expenses, change orders, and invoices.
8. Documentation and Reporting: Maintain accurate project documentation, including daily reports, progress reports, and as-built drawings. Prepare regular project status reports for senior management and clients.