TGS International Group
Electrical Project Manager

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£8,000 per month + accommodation, flights and your own driver Jakarta, Indonesia - site based
Fancy running a major international build with your living costs taken care of? An established international electrical contractor is hiring an Electrical Project Manager for a large-scale project in Jakarta, on a full expat package: £8,000 a month, accommodation provided, flights covered and a personal driver.
This is a proper delivery role. You'll own the electrical package day to day, from submittals and RFIs through programme, labour, plant and materials, and drive it through commissioning to handover.
What you'll be doing
- Owning technical submittals and RFIs from issue through to approval
- Running the labour tracker and weekly progress reports, managing changes and variations
- Liaising with the main contractor and the client's site team
- Coordinating plant, equipment and materials so the job never stands still
- Putting construction and commissioning programmes in place and implementing the commissioning plan on site
- Producing regular snag lists, driving improvements and managing the handover process
- Keeping the project schedule and document management system up to date
- Attending site and subcontractor meetings and closing out actions
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What we're looking for
- Extensive experience as an Electrical Project Manager (or similar) on large-scale projects
- A track record of delivering projects on programme
- Experience supervising teams and subcontractors
- A British passport - the work permit sponsorship for this role is in place for UK nationals
- Ready to relocate to Jakarta (applications welcome from the UK, and from UK nationals already working in Asia-Pacific)


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Nice to have
- A qualification in Construction or Project Management
What's on offer
- £8,000 per month
- Accommodation provided
- Flights covered
- Your own driver
- A major project with a contractor that has a strong pipeline of international work
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