Project Manager

Role overview

Project leadership and coordination

• Provide strategic direction to the consultant team during construction and ensure contractor delivery meets design intent, specifications, and contract terms.
• Monitor alignment with the client’s vision and serve as liaison among the client, contractor, consultant team, and authorities.
• Chair project progress and site coordination meetings and client briefings.
• Monitor construction schedules and progress, analyze milestones, identify delays, and recommend corrective actions.
• Oversee client progress reports.

Quality, risk and supervision

• Ensure construction complies with approved drawings, specifications, and quality standards; supervise site-team quality inspections and audits.
• Identify construction risks and ensure mitigation plans are in place.
• Review and approve proposed design modifications and technical submittals.
• Supervise the site supervision consultant or engineer of record and ensure inspections, approvals, and daily reports are completed.

Qualifications and experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Architecture or Civil Engineering.
• 12–15 years of professional experience, including at least 5 years in a project management role overseeing construction sites.
• Project management experience, particularly in healthcare, commercial, residential, or institutional sectors.
• Strong understanding of construction methodologies, sequencing, building codes, and technical design principles.

Skills and tools

• Proficiency in project management tools, AutoCAD or Revit, and construction scheduling software.
• Strong leadership, problem-solving, decision-making, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• PMP or equivalent project management certification is a plus.

Work arrangement

• The role requires being based on-site full-time, with flexibility to travel between project locations if required.