Description
schedule monitoring
contract review
procurement oversight
risk management
qa/qc support
safety management
The Assistant Project Manager – Civil Execution is responsible for planning, organizing, and managing resources to ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and meet required quality standards. Construction Project Engineers collaborate closely with architects, contractors, and other stakeholders to execute projects according to plan.
Based in Guwahati, the role involves monitoring progress against the master schedule, ensuring site work aligns with drawings and specifications, and providing timely reminders to contractors about schedule delays. The incumbent will review contractor work statements, maintain site documentation, anticipate bottlenecks, and generate critical activity reports for the client. Additional duties include advising on productivity, overseeing procurement, administering contracts, supporting QA/QC and safety teams, and escalating any abnormal developments to the Project Manager.
- Monitor work progress against master schedule and site drawings.
- Issue timely reminders to contractors on schedule delays.
- Review and approve contractor work statements and ensure on‑site compliance.
- Maintain all site documentation for assigned work items.
- Identify and flag potential bottlenecks, taking corrective actions.
- Prepare and submit critical activity reports to the client.
- Advise contractors on productivity improvements using work‑study techniques.
- Oversee procurement of materials, equipment, and labour and suggest improvements.
- Administer contracts and assist in resolving disputes.
- Support QA/QC lead to meet civil and structural quality standards.
- Assist safety team with job safety analysis and enforce site safety standards.
- Escalate abnormal developments in progress, safety, quality, or resources to the Project Manager.
- Coordinate specification clarification with the accountable Project Manager.
- Monitor construction milestones, schedule adherence, and budget compliance.
- Propose cost‑saving solutions and negotiate contractor change orders.
- Manage project risk management process.
- Ensure implementation of system requirements in installation and test plans.
- Verify full execution of construction and safety management plans.
Requirements
b.e. civil
8+ years
peb structures
fmcg experience
electromechanical
detail‑oriented
Candidates should hold a B.E. in Civil Engineering with at least eight years of experience in PEB structures and industrial projects, preferably with exposure to FMCG or bottling operations. A solid technical understanding of civil, electromechanical, and architectural works, coupled with strong organizational, detail‑orientation, and interpersonal communication skills, is essential.
- B.E. Civil engineering with 8+ years of experience in PEB structures and industrial projects.
- Experience in FMCG or bottling projects (preferred).
- Strong technical knowledge of civil, electromechanical, and architectural works.
- Excellent organization, attention to detail, communication and interpersonal skills.
Benefits
Cushman & Wakefield offers a growing global platform with a promote‑from‑within culture, career development opportunities, and a flexible, technology‑driven work environment that supports work‑life balance. Employees benefit from comprehensive compensation, continuous learning programs, and a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion that permeates daily operations.
- Career development with a promote‑from‑within culture.
- Flexible, technology‑driven work environment supporting work‑life balance.
- Comprehensive employee benefits and continuous learning opportunities.
- Global exposure within a leading real‑estate services firm.
Training + Development
Information not given or found
