DP World
Site Project / Package Manager, Senegal (Fixed Term Contract)

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Key Accountabilities
- Act as an Ambassador: Always represent DP World positively, aligning with its principles, values, and culture. Ensure the highest safety standards and adhere to DP World's Code of Conduct and Ethics policies.
- Promote Safe Working Culture: Demonstrate and explain the importance of a safe working environment. Apply these principles in daily work.
- Project Management Leadership: Build and motivate project stakeholders and teams. Foster collaboration to meet objectives and adhere to responsibilities and project milestones.
- Procurement Leadership: Lead efforts in procuring all upcoming project packages.
- Collaborate with Site Program Manager: Work with the DPW Site Program Manager to review, amend, and approve payments to consultants and contractors.
- Identify Cost Savings: Be flexible and determined to find cost savings without compromising project outcomes.
- Technical Framework Development: Lead the development of the technical framework for project delivery. Manage tender, technical, contractual, financial, governance, and reporting activities throughout the project.
- Status Reporting: Provide regular updates on project contract matters, milestones, deliverables, dependencies, risks, and issues.
- Perform Assigned Duties: Carry out other related tasks as required.
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- Education: Bachelor's degree (or higher) in Civil Engineering, Project Management, or a similar technical specialty.
- Knowledge: Detailed understanding of FIDIC construction contracts.
- Experience:
- 8-10 years in marine or civil projects, ideally under international conditions.
- 3-5 years as a Project Manager or Construction Manager.
- Extensive experience in working with and leading multi-discipline teams.
- Experience managing large-sized project management implementation teams.
- Experience in managing civil design, construction standards, consultants, tenders, and FIDIC forms of contract.
Skills
- Technical Management: Well-developed technical management skills and experience in similar projects.
- Legal Understanding: Knowledge of Construction Law and logical evaluation assessment.
- Technical Proficiency: High-level scheduling, computer literacy (MS Office, AutoCAD), and report writing skills.
- Communication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Relationship Building: High level of relationship building and engagement.
- Teamwork: Team approach and recognition of others.
- Data Analysis: Well-developed data analysis skills.
- Mentorship: Mentoring and development of people.
- Problem Solving: Strong problem-solving abilities.
- Strategic Planning: Capable of strategic planning.
- Information Seeking: Strong information-seeking skills.
- Analytical Thinking: Analytical thinking skills.
- Attention to Detail: High attention to detail.
- Initiative: Demonstrates initiative.
- Organizational Awareness: Strong organizational awareness.
- Impact and Influence: Ability to impact and influence.
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