Agensi Pekerjaan Nala Hiring! Full Time Property Manager (Property Development) in Johor, Earn up to MYR 40,000 - Ricebowl

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Building, Architecture or a related discipline.

• Minimum 5–8 years of relevant working experience in construction or property development.

• Proven experience managing property development or building construction projects.

• Strong knowledge of construction methods, project management, contract administration and cost control.

• Familiarity with local authority submissions, building approvals and Malaysian construction regulations.

• Experience coordinating with consultants, contractors, subcontractors and relevant authorities.

• Strong leadership, project coordination, negotiation and problem-solving skills.

• Able to manage multiple priorities and deliver projects within tight deadlines.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office and project management tools. Knowledge of AutoCAD and Microsoft Project will be an advantage.

Preferred Qualifications

• Professional registration with Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM), Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM) or other relevant professional bodies, where applicable.

• Experience in residential, commercial, industrial or mixed-development projects.

• Familiarity with CIDB regulations, construction contracts and property development processes.

Position: Project Manager (Construction)

Industry: Property Development / Real Estate Development

Department: Project / Construction

Reports To: General Manager / Managing Director

Salary offered: Up to RM40,000 (depending on qualification and experience)

Location: Johor

Job Summary

The Project Manager (Construction) is responsible for overseeing and managing the overall construction and development of property projects, ensuring that all works are completed according to approved plans, specifications, quality standards, budget and project timelines.

The role involves coordinating with architects, consultants, contractors, subcontractors, relevant authorities and internal departments to ensure smooth project execution from the pre-construction stage through to completion and handover.

Key Responsibilities

1. Project Planning & Execution

• Plan, coordinate and manage construction projects from pre-construction through to completion.

• Develop project schedules, work programmes, milestones and resource planning.

• Monitor overall project progress to ensure timely delivery within the approved budget.

• Identify potential project risks, construction challenges and delays, and implement corrective actions.

• Ensure construction activities are carried out according to approved drawings, specifications and project requirements.

2. Construction & Site Management

• Oversee and monitor daily construction activities to ensure smooth project implementation.

• Conduct regular site inspections to monitor work progress, workmanship and construction quality.

• Coordinate with main contractors, subcontractors, site supervisors and consultants.

• Resolve site-related technical issues, construction problems and coordination matters.

• Ensure construction works comply with approved plans, safety standards and regulatory requirements.

3. Consultant & Contractor Management

• Liaise and coordinate with architects, Civil & Structural (C&S) engineers, Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) engineers, Quantity Surveyors (QS) and other consultants.

• Manage contractor selection, tender evaluation, contract negotiations and appointment.

• Review construction drawings, technical submissions, method statements and project specifications.

• Monitor contractors' performance to ensure compliance with contractual obligations and project requirements.

• Coordinate project meetings and follow up on outstanding issues.

4. Project Budget & Cost Control

• Prepare, monitor and control project budgets and construction expenditure.

• Review and evaluate contractor quotations, variation orders (VO), progress claims and payment applications.

• Monitor project costs and identify potential cost-saving opportunities.

• Ensure project expenditure remains within the approved budget.

• Provide regular updates on project financial status to management.

5. Authority Liaison & Regulatory Compliance

• Coordinate with relevant local authorities and government agencies for project approvals and submissions.

• Monitor planning approvals, building plan approvals and other statutory requirements.

• Ensure construction activities comply with applicable building regulations, CIDB requirements, safety and environmental standards.

• Coordinate with relevant consultants to ensure timely submission and approval of required documents.

6. Quality Control & Project Completion

• Ensure construction works meet the required quality standards, approved specifications and project requirements.

• Monitor quality inspections, testing and commissioning activities.

• Coordinate rectification works and defect management.

• Oversee the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) process with the relevant professionals.

• Manage project completion, vacant possession (VP), handover and Defect Liability Period (DLP) matters.

7. Team Leadership & Management Reporting

• Lead and supervise project teams to ensure effective project execution.

• Coordinate internal departments, consultants and contractors to achieve project objectives.

• Conduct regular progress meetings and prepare project status reports.

• Report project progress, budget performance, risks and critical issues to senior management.

• Recommend improvements to enhance construction efficiency and project delivery.

• EPF
• SOCSO
• Annual Leave
• EIS
• Public Holiday