City Head Business

Job Description

Project Management Initiation & Planning: Understand project scope, prepare technical submittals, create project bar charts, and manage sample board approvals. Material Management: Confirm BOQ quantities, manage material ordering, track inventory, and ensure timely procurement of long-lead items. Vendor Selection: Evaluate and select labor and material vendors, and lead vendor development initiatives. Quality & Safety: Ensure project execution meets quality standards, implement safety inductions, and maintain strict safety measures on site. Tracking & Reporting: Monitor project progress, update project tracker sheets, and actively participate in weekly meetings. Measurement & Billing: Oversee timely measurements and certification of contractor bills. Variations & Escalations: Prepare and secure approval for extra items, variations, and escalations. Financial Management Billing & Collections: Generate timely bills and follow up for payment collection. Sales & Business Development Identify & Pursue Opportunities: Research markets, analyze competitors, and identify new business avenues. Develop and execute strategies to enter new markets, preparing compelling proposals and leading negotiations to secure new projects. Build Strong Relationships: Cultivate lasting relationships with clients, acting as their primary contact, understanding their needs, and ensuring high satisfaction. Address concerns proactively and gather feedback for continuous improvement and repeat business. Achieve Sales Targets: Develop and implement sales plans, monitor performance against KPIs, and collaborate with internal teams for seamless project delivery. Maintain a deep understanding of company services to effectively position solutions. Reporting & Handover Documentation: Oversee generation and submission of all required test reports (e.g., CU, Drain, Ducting, Air Balancing). Handover: Ensure meticulous preparation and seamless handover of project documents to clients, PMC, and architects.