Project Coordinator-Structural Steel Field

Key Objectives

• Take full ownership of overall project performance — cost,

schedule, quality, and status — across all active projects.

• Coordinate resources and manage a team of technical staff

to meet contractual deliverables and project schedules.

• Ensure the quality of the team's work is maintained

throughout each project, from fabrication through to installation and handover.

• Maintain strong working relationships with owners,

architects, and consultants; establish and run clear project reporting procedures.

• Develop project plans and schedules, and provide regular,

accurate status and progress updates to the Projects

• Manage the technical and financial aspects of contracts,

including variations, claims, and change management.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan, schedule, and monitor all phases of assigned

projects (fabrication, delivery, and site installation), proactively

identifying and resolving delays or resourcing gaps.

• Lead, supervise, and develop a team of engineers and

technical staff, allocating work and enforcing quality and safety standards across the team.

• Review and interpret steel erection and construction

drawings to guide correct technical decisions on site.

• Administer contracts, tracking instructions, variations,

extensions of time, and claims; escalate contractual risk to the Projects Department Manager where relevant.

• Manage project budgets and cost reports, flagging cost

overruns or scope changes early and taking corrective action.

• Coordinate procurement and delivery of project materials,

including managing lead times and cross-border logistics for projects across the region.

• Conduct regular site visits and inspections to monitor

progress, quality, and adherence to health & safety standards.

• Provide regular written and verbal reports to the Projects

Department Manager on project status, risks, and financial performance.

Knowledge, Skills & Experience

• Graduate engineer — Structural, Mechanical, or Civil

Engineering (or a closely related discipline).

• Minimum 7-10 years' experience in the structural steel

field or a similar construction/fabrication environment,including experience managing large, multi-stakeholder

projects.

• Proven ability to read and interpret steel erection and

construction drawings to guide correct on-site decisions.

• Sound knowledge of relevant industry regulatory body

guidelines.

• Successful track record managing large-scale structural

steel or construction projects, including budget and schedule ownership.

• Strong computer literacy; experience with engineering

software is an added advantage.

Key Success Factors

• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to multi-task and manage a groups pf technical

teams while adhering to strict guidelines and safety standards.

• Ability to communicate effectively with clients and build

lasting professional relationships.

• Sound commercial judgement and comfort working with

contractual and financial documentation.