• Coordinating with contractors, designers, and client representatives
• Project planning
• Resource planning
• Executing and completing major works in accordance with client requirements.
• Able to manage, organize and present different projects at the same time
• Manage the complete project from scratch up to site hand-over
• Prepare the project timeline. Check for sub-contractors, capable to complete the job as required.
• Define project scope, goals, and deliverables
• Develop project budgets and fiscal control, contract, quality control / safety provisions and perform cost estimating and value engineering.
• Monitor actual progress on site.
• Liaise with client representatives & designers
• Conduct a daily quality visit on all site to ensure adherence to quality health & safety regulations
• Visit and supervise the site regularly.
• Attend to all technical and engineering problems
• Snags the work on weekly basis
• Evaluate and certify invoices received from contractors
• Provide accurate information on completed jobs by 3rd parties
• Monitor variations of BOQ
• Prepare performance evaluation
• Dealing with Engineers, Architects, Contractors, for technical issue and concerns
• Coordinate with all the sub-contractors and providing them work schedule for each project and scope of works
• Oversee quality control, health, and safety matters on site.
• Arranging samples from suppliers considering quality budget as well.
• Attend site meetings
• To follow company’s rules & regulations
• To follow company and department process/system
• Prepare a daily site progress report to show with the management and team.
• Prepare for each contractor / supplier progress site sheet to share with procurement and accounts for payment purpose.
• To make sure that contracts have signed and agreed on company’s LOI for proceeding with LPO.
How to Use Keywords in Your Resume
ATS software is not always accurate. So when you’ve found the keywords to put on your resume, you need to include them clearly so that the ATS can read them.
Don’t: Embed resume keywords in images or use fancy fonts.
Do: Use standard fonts and avoid images in favor of plain text.
Stick to Plain Text
For an ATS, images are hard to read. While it might be tempting to spice up your graphic design resume by embedding keywords for your resume in fancy images, doing so will mean the ATS can’t read them.