PROJECT MANAGER

• Report to Project Director.

• Participating in tender process i.e., design, submission and review.

• Designing and signing off on contracts.

• Overseeing all incoming and outgoing project documentation.

• Designing risk mitigation plan.

• Securing growth opportunities and initiating new projects.

• Monitoring and streamlining post-contract administration and procedures.

• Leading project planning sessions.

• Coordinating staff and internal resources.

• Managing project progress and adapt work as required.

• Ensuring projects meet deadlines.

• Managing relationships with clients and stakeholders.

• Conducting project review and creating detailed reports for executive staff.

• Optimising and improving processes and the overall approach where necessary.

• Managing large and diverse teams.

• Conducting regular meetings.

• More adept to taking on challenges and dealing with changes in client requirements.

• More capable of coordinating with clients and juggling responsibilities,

• Continue monitoring of all works by the team of consultants and contractors.

• Initiating and directing of the maintenance of efficient expenditure control systems.

• Managing the project to meet the time, cost and quality objectives.

• Monitoring of overall site construction with the view of forecasting problems for their prevention.

• Close monitoring of all potential cost and time variations to the contracts.

• More comfortable with changing roles and working in more niches than just one.

• Setting an appropriate schedule for the development of certain deliverables.

• Defining milestones.

• Highlighting the project dependencies.

• Negotiating current employees’ job responsibilities,

• Managing their times and achieving their commitment to the project,

• Contracts will need to be reviewed and keeping everyone in check to make sure that the team’s moves along in accordance with the plan.

• Arrange for extra resources.

• Manage time in difficult circumstances.

• Have an alternate plan to justify the expectations of the clients.