Senior Manager (Project Management) – Community Club Projects

About the role

The Senior Manager (Building) manages the planning, design and construction of new and upgraded Community Club/Centre projects and other PA development works, ensuring community spaces are safe, functional and conducive for residents. The role covers end-to-end project delivery, coordinating with consultants, contractors and stakeholders so projects finish on time, within budget and to quality standards.

Key responsibilities

• Manage the full project lifecycle, from planning, design and tender through construction, handover and closure.
• Review building designs (overall design, common spaces, interiors) with stakeholders and co-locating partners during design and construction.
• Lead project teams from design to completion, including defects liability periods, handover of documents to FM and DPIPs and finalisation of project accounts.
• Oversee a team of multi-disciplinary consultants (project management, architecture, civil and structural, MEP, environmental, interior design) to meet schedule and budget.
• Monitor project status, submit progress updates and seek funding approvals where needed.
• Work with internal stakeholders on design briefs, procure and appoint consultants and contractors, and handle pre-development services such as site surveys and soil investigations.
• Ensure compliance with government and financial procedures and PA policies, close out projects properly and archive data, financial records and regulatory approvals.

Required profile

• Minimum: professional certification in architecture, building, project management or engineering, or equivalent.
• Minimum: 5 years of experience in infrastructure or building, with knowledge of architectural design, space planning, project management, building regulations and construction.
• Desired: additional Tier 2 certification from the Digital Delivery Management (DDM) Accreditation Scheme by buildingSMART Singapore or equivalent, and more than 7 years of experience, including managing community, public or institutional projects.
• Design flair, strong organisational and interpersonal skills, ability to work independently and in teams, and knowledge of contract administration and project management.

Required skills

• AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Photoshop, SketchUp and rendering software (added advantage)
• Knowledge of construction project and contract administration, Singapore standards, codes of practice and regulatory guidelines (added advantage)
• Knowledge of game-changing technologies such as PPVC and CLT (added advantage)

Only shortlisted candidates will be notified; successful candidates receive a 3-year contract.