Civil Construction Manager
As a civil construction manager (also known as a construction project manager), you coordinate and consult on work programs, tenders and bids, and overseeing subcontractors.
You may work under a contract or as a subcontractor of specialised building services.
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Benefits
- Salary
- Outdoor work
- Working with others
A typical day may involve:
- interpreting architectural drawings and specifications
- coordinating resources and procuring materials, plant and equipment
- consulting with architects, engineering professionals and trades
- negotiating with building owners, property developers and subcontractors involved in the construction process
- preparing tenders and contract bids
- coordinating work programs for building sites
- adhering to building legislation and standards of performance, quality, cost and safety
- submitting plans to local authorities for approval
- overseeing subcontractor work
- arranging building inspections by local authorities
It helps to be good at:
- planning and managing projects and people
- communicating clearly
- budgeting
- solving problems
- keeping things organised
- working calmly under pressure
Qualifications/pathway options:
- Diploma Civil Construction Management
- Advanced Diploma Civil Construction
- Bachelor of Construction Management
- Traineeship
You may be able to work in:
- Construction
Related Roles
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Builder
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Construction Manager
- Trades
