
Reporting to the Project Manager, the Construction Manager is responsible for the day-to-day execution of construction activities on site, ensuring that works are carried out safely, efficiently and in accordance with approved plans, schedules, quality standards and HSE requirements.
The role is strongly site-based, with a focus on construction delivery, supervision and coordination of marine and civil works.
Construction Execution and Site Management
Supervise all on-site construction activities related to marine works, civil works, dredging and port structures
Ensure works are executed in accordance with approved drawings, method statements and technical specifications
Coordinate daily and weekly construction activities to meet project milestones and schedules
Identify site constraints and propose practical solutions to maintain productivity
Supervision of Contractors and Subcontractors
Coordinate and supervise subcontractors, suppliers and site teams across all work fronts
Monitor manpower, equipment, productivity and performance on site
Ensure proper sequencing of works and effective interface management between trades
HSE, Quality and Compliance
Enforce compliance with HSE rules, procedures and site safety plans
Ensure construction activities comply with quality requirements, inspection and test plans and international standards
Participate in site inspections, audits and toolbox talks
Report incidents, non-conformities and corrective actions to the Project Manager
Planning, Reporting and Coordination
Support short-term planning, look-ahead schedules and progress tracking
Prepare daily and weekly site reports covering progress, manpower, equipment and issues
Coordinate closely with engineering, planning, quality and HSE teams
Interface and Site Coordination
Manage on-site interfaces between marine works, civil works, dredging operations and logistics
Coordinate with port authorities, local stakeholders and site representatives for daily operations
Ensure permits, access and work areas are properly managed to avoid delays
Degree in Civil Engineering, Marine Engineering or Construction Management.
7–12 years of experience in construction management on marine, port or coastal infrastructure projects.
Hands-on experience in site execution of port structures, quay walls, marine foundations and dredging works.
Proven ability to manage subcontractors and multicultural site teams.
Strong understanding of construction methodologies, sequencing and site logistics.
Strong safety awareness and experience working under strict HSE frameworks.
Experience in Africa or emerging markets is a strong advantage.
Construction & Real Estate
Manager
Real Estate
Full time
5 - 10 years
Construction Management