Our client a global EPC company who construct major refineries and power generation facilities in locations around the world have selected Six Recruitment to source Construction Managers for new projects in Saudi Arabia.

Role

Reporting in to the Site Manager, you will be the construction managers on a new build refinery or power station project in Saudi Arabia. You will initially be based in our clients European offices for a maximum of 6 months and will then move to Saudi Arabia for 2 -3 years.

Responsibilities

You will be responsible for a section of the construction project with a total value to your section of $500m

Construction Manager assumes all responsibility with respect to the whole series of

construction operations of the project.

You will ensure the correct termination of the construction in accordance with the design specifications and the quality regulations and codes.

You will be at the head of the Construction Organisation, according to previously established regulations and quality assurance / control procedures, development of the work, programs and budgets

To participate during the performance of the engineering project in drawing up the basic planning of the construction

Manage and coordinate interface issues.

Participate in development of detailed schedules.

Will support the Site Manager to draw up the construction site organisation chart and analyse the development of the programs of the needs of the subcontractors personnel, equipment and tools, ensuring the terms of the contract established both with the subcontractors and with the client, including any changes and/or extra work.

Requirements

Relevant degree

Experience of managing your own construction budget of $300m

Experience of major downstream projects

Previous experience of working in Saudi Arabia, ideally on an Aramco project

Experience of managing large multinational work forces

If you are interested and suitable please contact Ben Holden at Six Recruitment Ltd on

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