PEB Head - Project

Role Purpose :

A Pre-Engineered Building (PEB) Execution Manager will be responsible to oversee end-to-end site assembly, erection, and delivery of steel structures with safely, on schedule, and within budget.

Key Responsibilities

Project Strategy & Governance

Project Blueprint: Establish master project timelines, critical path milestones, and resource allocation strategies across multiple simultaneous sites.

Site Mobilization: Direct initial site setup, evaluate soil/foundation readiness, and approve heavy lifting and erection plans (including multi-crane tandem lifts).

Cross-Functional Sync: Act as the primary anchor between factory fabrication plants, structural design engineers, project management offices (PMO), and clients.

Deep expertise in erection sequencing, structural steel connection details, and rigging/lifting plans.

Vendor & Contract Management

• Contract Administration: Manage high-value vendor contracts, and approve change orders or variations.
• Material Logistics: Monitor just-in-time material dispatch from plant to site to prevent site storage bottlenecks or assembly delays.

Budgetary & Commercial Control

• Billing & Variations: Review and certify high-value monthly contractor bills, client measurement sheets (MB), and structural variations.
• Claims Management: Resolve commercial disputes and contract variations with subcontractor.

Quality Assurance & EHS Standards

• Zero-Harm EHS Culture: Enforce world-class Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) standards, strictly regulating working-at-heights, lifelines, and crane load testing.
• Tolerance & Alignment: Audit structural alignment tolerances (plumbness, torque testing of high-strength friction grip bolts) to ensure building integrity.

Handover & Snagging: Lead the punch-list resolution, structural stability certifications