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The Contract Manager oversees contract administration throughout project phases, manages claims and risks, supports procurement, and advises stakeholders while ensuring compliance with regulations.

Support senior engineers on planning, design, and site implementation. Prepare drawings, calculations, and documentation. Participate in site visits, monitor construction progress and quality, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, engage in training, ensure safety and quality compliance, and perform technical research and problem-solving.

Lead mechanical engineering for construction and infrastructure projects including design, review, installation oversight, commissioning, site inspections, quality control, procurement support, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams and contractors to ensure compliance with codes and project requirements.

Provide executive leadership and accountability for delivery of PMCM services across all phases and sites. Define program execution strategy and governance, oversee design management, procurement, construction supervision, contract administration, project controls (EVM, KPIs, risk), QHSE compliance, closeout, and client reporting. Lead multidisciplinary teams and ensure compliance with client, contractual, and international standards.

Create visual content for digital and print (logos, brochures, presentations, ads, social media). Collaborate with marketing and project teams, follow brand guidelines, manage multiple projects, prepare print-ready files, and provide timely revisions.

The Procurement Manager will lead procurement activities for construction projects, including sourcing, negotiating, purchasing materials, and developing strategies to meet project needs efficiently.

The Project Controls Manager leads project control systems to ensure projects are executed on time, within scope, and budget, while managing risks and reporting progress.

Manage document control processes for engineering and construction projects, ensuring timely and compliant documentation flow among stakeholders.

The Sustainability Engineer monitors construction compliance with sustainability requirements, LEED standards, and prepares reports documenting sustainability performance.

Lead planning and scheduling of large-scale construction projects, monitor progress, analyze performance, and integrate cost and schedule data.