About the job
Senior Construction Manager
- The Construction Manager is the first responsible for the performance of the technical staff on Site and delivers quality by:
- Be fully aware of Power Purchase Agreement, EPC Contract, O&M Agreement and various Project Agreements and manage the stakeholders effectively in line with the contracts.
- Organizing the integrated site team in order to supervise the EPC Contractor’s construction progress, quality of the works, including commissioning until COD (i.e. inspection witnessing, clearing punch list items, issuing mechanical completion certificates, turnover packages readiness, checking and implementing commissioning procedures…);
- Ensures the EPC Contractor’s compliance with all the site HSE rules and regulations at every stage of construction;
- Ensures the EPC Contractor’s compliance in executing of the works with the approved Method Statements/ Risk Analyses and regulations at every stage of construction;
- Organization of the site lay-out, offices, storage area, etc.;
- Assists to the weekly site meetings, progress and/or discipline technical meetings with EPC Contractor;
- Monitors and check the EPC Contractors’ work across each discipline to ensure the timely delivery of the works;
- Provides the PD the inputs for the monthly progress reports, relevant information to check EPC Contractor invoices.
- Verification of the site logbook managed by the EPC Contractor. Issue the O/OE logbook;
- In cooperation with the schedule engineer,
- follows up of the actual progress versus planned values,
- Ensures that the critical activities are executed according schedule, and looks for opportunities to create margin within the critical path.
- analyses the works and imposes optimizations towards the Contractor where possible
- evaluates and approves all recovery plan of the delayed activities to secure the overall schedule
- supports the schedule engineer in drafting the progress reports towards PD/EMD;
- Daily management of on-site technical personnel (hours present, leave, etc.) for the personnel reporting directly to him, in cooperation with HR manager
Key Requirements
- A bachelor’s Degree in any Mechanical Engineering OR any relevant discipline of Engineering is a must.
- Minimum 14 years of project management experience. With at least 5 years of experience into CCGT technology
- Must have strong EPC experience dealing with IPP projects
- Experience in handling at least 2 large full cycle CCGT projects
- Project Management Professional (PMP) OR equivalent certification is preferred
- Should have handled project of similar size and complexity, with a track record of at least one project construction completed.
- Be knowledgeable on international standards, environmental legislation and ‘best practice’ in relation to construction
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