Project Manager - Infrastructure & Urbanism

Overview

Project planning and delivery

• Lead project activities from inception through completion and develop execution plans, delivery strategies, and implementation roadmaps.
• Ensure scope, quality, schedule, budget, and safety objectives are achieved; manage resources and construction activities against programme milestones.
• Monitor progress, implement corrective actions, and align delivery with RCRC requirements and client expectations.

Design and construction coordination

• Coordinate design consultants, construction teams, contractors, and authorities; review engineering deliverables for constructability and project alignment.
• Manage approved design changes, resolve technical and construction issues, and lead coordination meetings and technical workshops.

Contracts and programme management

• Monitor contract compliance; support FIDIC and infrastructure contract administration; review variations, claims, change requests, and contractual matters.
• Develop and monitor schedules, track milestones, identify schedule risks, and implement recovery plans.
• Coordinate construction sequencing and interfaces, integrating engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning activities.

Stakeholders and risk

• Serve as primary point of contact for stakeholders; lead client meetings and communicate status, challenges, risks, and opportunities.
• Identify and manage technical, commercial, operational, and schedule risks; maintain mitigation measures, risk registers, and action plans.
• Lead risk review workshops and management reviews and proactively address emerging issues and opportunities.

Quality and HSE

• Ensure works meet approved specifications, standards, and quality requirements; monitor QA/QC procedures and support inspections, audits, testing, and handover.
• Ensure punch lists and close-out requirements are completed and promote quality and continuous improvement.
• Champion HSE culture and compliance with project HSE plans, client requirements, and Saudi regulations; participate in prevention initiatives, walks, inspections, and audits.

Team leadership and reporting

• Lead engineering, commercial, planning, quality, HSE, and construction personnel; set objectives, mentor team members, plan resources, and promote collaboration and accountability.
• Monitor performance through KPIs and prepare accurate, timely executive project updates for senior management and client stakeholders.

Interface and utility coordination

• Manage interfaces involving underground infrastructure, utilities, traffic systems, and adjacent projects.
• Coordinate utility relocations and authority approvals; oversee traffic management and detour implementation requirements.
• Integrate project disciplines and work packages.

Role requirements

• Lead multidisciplinary infrastructure project delivery to contractual, budget, schedule, quality, HSE, and client expectations.
• Coordinate engineering and construction stakeholders and review engineering deliverables for constructability.
• Manage contracts, schedules, project risks, quality, HSE, resources, stakeholders, and project reporting.