Technical Manager
United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates
Job Description
DescriptionBased on site in Abu Dhabi you will be the no1 technical lead manager for this project reporting into the regional design manager for MENA and working closely with the project director onsite.Leading the design, engineering, temporary works, cad and engineering aspects.5 High Rise Residential towers ranging from 22- 40 storeys. Each block with underground parking and services to support this mixed-use development. A range of bespoke and luxury 4-to-6-bedroom townhouses that back onto a waterfront setting.You will possess the technical know how to manage architecture, structures, MEP, luxury finishes & fittings.A clear history working on relevant major projects in a technical and design capacity.Can you respond and adapt to design change and change management?Documenting and handling approval processes with the client & architect. Able to call on past experiences to manage risk and contract conditions.This will be one of the most iconic residential developments to hit the market in the past 10 years for Abu Dhabi.Required
- Experience of Abu Dhabi building codes
- Familiar on LEAN & OSHAD
- Ability to manage and liaise with all stakeholders
- BIM software experience
- Managed and motivated multinational design and technical teams on site
- Degree educated - civil engineering or architecture
- 15 years post graduate experience
- Minimum of 5 years\' experience as a technical manager handling complex high rise, hotels and mixed-use projects in the Middle East preferably the United Arab Emirates
- CV that shows loyalty, progression and success
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD1735858
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationUnited Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates
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EducationNot mentioned