PROJECT MANAGER (CONTRACT 12MTHS OPTION TO EXTEND)
Summary
Project Manager at SCAL driving execution of a live construction/real estate development project across design, procurement, financing, legal structuring and regulatory approval. Coordinates the Design & Build contractor, Quantity Surveyor, finance, and Singapore government agencies (BCA, URA, SLA, LTA, NEA, PUB, MOM, EMA) on CORENET X / BIM compliance and TOP delivery.
About the Role
SCAL is the leading trade association for Singapore's construction industry. We are looking for a Project Manager to drive execution across design, procurement, financing, legal structuring and regulatory approval for a project.
This is a hands-on delivery role for someone who wants ownership of a live, high-visibility development project.
Key Responsibilities
- Take ownership of the master project schedule across design, tender, construction and Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP), and flag slippage early
- Coordinate and work closely with the Design & Build contractor to ensure timely delivery of project
- Work with the appointed Quantity Surveyor and Finance to keep the project financial model current and reconciled
- Coordinate CORENET X / BIM compliance planning with the architect and manage regulatory correspondence with BCA, MOM, SLA, NEA, LTA, PUB and EMA
- Prepare board- and committee-ready presentation and briefing materials for regular updates
- Act as the day-to-day point of contact for government agencies, consultants for the project
What We Are Looking For
- 5-8 years' experience in project or development coordination/management within construction, real estate development or infrastructure
- Prior exposure to Design & Build contracts
- Working knowledge of Singapore's built-environment regulatory landscape (BCA, URA, SLA, LTA, NEA, PUB); familiarity with CORENET submissions and FEDA-regulated dormitories an advantage
- Strong stakeholder management and documentation discipline, able to produce board-ready materials with minimal rework
- A proactive communicator who flags risk early rather than managing it quietly