Contracts manager

Stellenbosch, Western Cape

R 400000 ZA Per annum

These jobs were popular with other job seekers Our client, CS Property Group is seeking to employ and experienced Contracts Manager who will take full responsibility to successfully manage and execute projects, which are to be completed within given specifications, timelines, and budgets. The ideal candidate will have at least 12 years’ experience and will have started as a Construction Manager who grew into a Contracts Manager. Essential characteristics are: the ability to manage 4 – 5 projects simultaneously, ability to motivate a team, high attention to detail, deadline driven and an ability to build and maintain good relationships with stakeholders. CS Property Group has focussed on constructing high quality buildings in the residential, industrial and commercial spheres for the past 25 years. They pride themselves on delivering high quality construction projects that stand the test of time. Duties & Responsibilities1. Project Planning (60%): 1.1 Construction Program Preparation Prepare a comprehensive construction program, including critical timelines, and a schedule of information required for the project, within seven days of being awarded the project Liaise with professional team with regards to the project information they require, e.g. site instructions issued, information required from site, or any other specifications or details required In conjunction with the Quantity Surveyor, ensure that all materials and labour have been listed, costed and approved1.2. Subcontractor Appointment and Compliance Appoint sub-contractors, including labour, and supply and fit Ensure that the sub-contractor appointments are within budget Ensure that all necessary shop drawings are received from the various sub-contractors Ensure that sub-contractors are health and safety compliant and that they have an up-to-date health and safety file Inform the Construction Manager, who is appointed to the project, of the details of the construction program and schedule of information Provide Construction Manager with specifications of all materials needed as well as details of specialist suppliers and sub-contractors Ensure that the Construction Manager is aware of and capable of delivering on any specific construction methods that may be required by the project2. Project Management (40%)2.1 Management of Construction Manager Manage and support the Construction Manager with his daily tasks, where necessary, to successfully complete the project Ensure that Construction Manager is up to date with project changes by continuously issuing him with the latest drawings and construction details2.2 Conduct Site Visits Conduct regular site meetings with Construction Manager. During site meeting: Evaluate progress of the project against the program Assess quality of work delivered and quality control measures implemented on site by the Construction Manager Ensure that Construction Manager continuously snags the project Assess whether health and safety standards are implemented and adhered to Discuss work schedule for the subsequent two weeks Provide Construction Manager with feedback with regards to progress, problems or shortcomings on the project Ensure that any issues given to the Construction Manager for attention are followed up during subsequent site meetings2.3 Administration post Site Visit Based on information gained from site meeting: Compile two-weekly progress report, as per company template, to provide CEO and professional team with feedback on projects Make changes to the construction program, where necessary, to complete work within planned timeframe and budget Submit and manage notifications of possible delays, and delay claims, as per the JBCC contract to ensure that the project’s practical completion date is updated throughout the project2.4 Sub-contractor Payment Approval Give final approval of sub-contractor payments (two-weekly and monthly) based on progress, quality, budget and completed work2.5 Finalisation of Project Obtain all necessary compliance certificates prior to completion of the project including the occupation certificate. Provide the Office Administrator with these certificates. Desired Experience & Qualification Academic requirements Tertiary diploma or degree in building, quantity surveying or construction management. Experience Minimum of fifteen years’ experience as a Contracts Manager. Experience in managing construction projects such as the building of multi-level buildings and commercial buildings, as well as houses is essential. A degree in Engineering is not essential but could be advantageous Technical knowledge and skills Computer literate in standard Microsoft packages - Outlook, Word, Excel and Project Ability to program projects on CCS is essential Know and understand all trades for the construction of residential/ commercial buildings in terms of construction methods. Good knowledge of different types of construction materials in terms of lead times/ availability, standard lengths, sizes, mixes, quantities, quantities delivered, colour, profiles, curing time, etc. Ability to interpret and understand architectural and engineering drawings, including the understanding of set-out drawings, datum levels, structural drawings and bending schedules. Know and understand setting out methods in terms of checking squares and datum heights, with the use of surveying equipment. Good knowledge of National Building Regulations and NHBRC specifications. Interested?If you believe you are a suitable candidate for this position, please apply. Other Sectors & Industries These jobs were popular with other job seekers

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