Construction Contract Manager Jobs

How to Enter

Candidates looking to secure a job as a Construction Contract Manager within New Zealand Residential or Commercial Construction industry, will often need significant industry and Project Management experience. Some employers may also expect a relevant building, construction or Project Management (PMI or PRINCE2) qualification.

Typical Responsibilities

The day-to-day responsibilities of a Construction Contract Manager can include the following:

Negotiating construction contracts and sub-contracts
Planning critical key completion dates and organising labour force
Ensuring construction projects are completed on time and to budget
Acting as a first point of contact
Managing client expectations
Ensuring Health and Safety standards are adhered to

Progression

After a few years’ experience, ambitious Construction Contract Managers can move towards operational management jobs such as Construction Manager or Project Director. Alternatively, Contract Managers can also further specialise and move into the role of Health and Safety Manager.