Project Manager (MEP Construction)

Role Summary: A Singapore MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Contractor Project Manager leads the full project lifecycle, overseeing planning, design, and execution (including drawings, procurement, and site works), as well as handover. The role ensures that MEP systems meet quality and safety standards (including BCA and NEA requirements), remain within budget, and are delivered on time by coordinating closely with clients, consultants, subcontractors, and relevant authorities. Duties: Involve in managing resources, budgets, schedules, technical compliance, site safety, commissioning, and stakeholder communication for successful project completion. Responsibilities: 1. Project Lifecycle Management: Overseeing the initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, and closure of MEP works. 2. Technical Leadership: Reviewing MEP designs, ensuring technical compliance, conducting value engineering, and ensuring adherence to local authority requirements (BCA, NEA). 3. Stakeholder Coordination: Acting as the central liaison among clients, architects, consultants, main contractors, and suppliers. 4. Site Management: Leading site teams, coordinating activities, and monitoring progress, quality, and resources (materials and budget). 5. Documentation & Reporting: Managing shop drawings, as-built drawings, material take-offs, progress reports, and meeting minutes. 6. Financial Management: Monitoring budgets, controlling costs, managing change orders, and overseeing billing and certification. 7. Safety & Quality: Enforcing strict HSEQ (Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality) standards and sustainability requirements. 8. Commissioning & Handover: Managing testing, commissioning, and final project closure.