Description & role
The Building and Public Works Project Manager monitors the site from start to finish. They are the customer's main contact for progress on the works and coordinates the work of suppliers and subcontractors. They are responsible for invoicing and ensuring that deadlines and costs are met. As part of their commercial duties, they also prospect for new customers.
After several years' experience in a company, a Building and Public Works Project Manager can look forward to professional development. They can take on larger, more complex projects. As they take on more responsibility, they may become works supervisors or technical diagnosticians. Some also choose to set up their own company specialising in construction.
The job of Business Manager in the building and civil engineering sector is very much in demand these days. Engineers who have graduated from a school specialising in construction are ideally placed for this job, but a BTS or a licence may be enough to secure a place in a company in this field. There are an increasing number of job offers on the Internet for this profession, with attractive salaries.