Reporting to the Operations Manager, you will manage project programs, budgets, contracts and quality requirements, keeping manufacturing, dispatch and installation aligned. You will be the main point of contact for head contractors and clients throughout delivery, building solid working relationships and resolving issues quickly and practically.
Key responsibilities
Manage projects from award to practical completion
Coordinate installation subcontractors
Monitor costs and protect project margins
Review and negotiate subcontracts
Manage variations and progress claims
Track payment schedules and retentions
Complete final project reconciliations
Review construction and shop drawings
Coordinate technical submissions and inspections
Oversee installation safety requirements, including SWMS, subcontractor prequalification and site inductions
About you
Proven project management experience in commercial construction or fit-out, ideally within a supply and installation setting
Ability to manage multiple projects and maintain delivery schedules
Experience dealing with head contractors, site teams and subcontractors
Experience reviewing subcontracts and working with Australian Standard contract forms, such as AS 4000 and AS 4901
Robust understanding of variations, progress claims and security of payment requirements
Ability to interpret construction drawings and specifications
Sound knowledge of WHS and quality requirements
Confidence using project management systems and spreadsheets
Current White Card and driver's licence required
Qualifications in construction management, engineering or project management well regarded
About us
Our client designs and supplies premium commercial washroom systems for major construction and fit-out projects across Australia, including airports, commercial towers and retail developments.
📌 Project Manager Construction Beresfield (Australia)
🏢 Recruit Right WA
📍 Australia
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