Summary
The National Works Agency, an Executive Agency of the Government of Jamaica is seeking suitably qualified individuals for the under-mentioned position: Construction Manager (Level 7) π°Salary: $5,198,035 JMD per annum
Responsibilities
- β’ To collaborate with the Director, Major Projects in ensuring that regular expenditure control summaries are produced to show expenditures incurred against approved financial allocations.
- β’ To compile an annual estimate of expenditure relating to construction work in progress or proposed.
- β’ To ensure that all statutory notices are served particularly by contractors employed.
- β’ To ensure that all plant, vehicles, buildings and equipment used on construction sites are correctly handled and maintained.
- β’ To understand clearly, conditions of contracts, specifications schedules drawings and procedures for measurement in respect of each project under his supervision.
- β’ To ensure that high standards of quality and service are maintained by all operating units and contractors.
- β’ To guide and advise team on work planning and plant, equipment and labour utilization.
Required Knowledge, Skills and Competencies
- β’ Construction Management skills
- β’ Decision making and problem-solving skills
- β’ Excellent knowledge of Public Sector Procurement Procedures
- β’ Good communication skills
Preferred Qualifications
- β B.Sc. degree in Construction or equivalent
- β 7-10 years' experience in construction with at least five (5) years' experience at a management level
Additional Information and Instructions
Applications should be submitted no later than Tuesday January 28, 2025 to: Human Resource Manager National Works Agency 140 Maxfield Avenue, Kingston 10 OR π§ Email: Recruitment@nwa.gov.jm βΉοΈ Subject: Construction Manager (Level 7) The Agency thanks all applicants. Only individuals short-listed will be contacted.
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