ACMV Project Manager
Senior project manager leading ACMV (air-conditioning & mechanical ventilation), electrical and BMS building-services projects in Singapore: planning schedules, coordinating consultants, contractors and suppliers, preparing progress claims and as-built drawings, and overseeing site operations and risk.
- Compensation
- SGD 10K–SGD 15K / mo
- Location
- Singapore
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Contract
- Experience
- 10+ years
- Category
- Project management
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Minimum 10 years of relevant working experience in ACMV
- Self-motivated with strong problem-solving skills and a positive, eager-to-learn attitude
- Deep understanding of chiller plants, AHUs, cooling towers, FCUs, ductwork design, ventilation calculations, and BMS systems & installation
- Ability to read and review M&E layout plans, shop drawings, and as-built drawings
- Familiarity with Singapore's BCA, MOM, SCDF, and NEA regulations and local codes of practice for ACMV
- Proficiency in tracking project timelines using milestones, critical path methods, and resource allocation
- Ability to handle progress claims, budgeting, variation orders, and final accounts
- Managing supplier deliveries for major equipment and coordinating with sub-contractors
- Directing engineers, supervisors, and site workers while communicating with main contractors, consultants, and clients
- Risk management: anticipating site issues, resolving M&E coordination clashes, and mitigating delays
- Quick decision-making to handle urgent on-site technical roadblocks
Full description
Roles & ResponsibilitiesSystem Project Manager(ACMV ELECTRICAL & BMS SYSTEM)About the Role We are seeking a full-time SeniorProject Manager (ACMV ELECTRICAL & BMS SYSTEM) to lead our project team
- Project Management: Plan schedules, monitor timelines, and manage teams of managers, engineers, supervisors, and workers.
- Coordination : Handle project designs to meet client requirements, and liaise with consultants, contractors, and suppliers.
- Documentation & Commercials: Prepare progress claims, material submissions, shop/as-built drawings, risk assessments, and handle final accounts/variation orders.
- Site Operations: Oversee site supervision, manage manpower planning, anticipate issues, and mitigate risks.
Required Skills & Other Requirements
- Minimum 10 years of relevant working experience in ACMV.
- Self-motivated with strong problem-solving skills and a positive, eager-to-learn attitude.
Core Skills for this Project Manager (ACMV ELECTRICAL & BMS SYSTEM) role
A successful Project Manager in Air-Conditioning and Mechanical Ventilation (ACMV) & BMS System requires a blend of technical engineering expertise, project management proficiency, and strong leadership skills.
1. Technical & Engineering Skills
- ACMV Systems Knowledge: Deep understanding of chiller plants, air handling units (AHUs), cooling towers, fan coil units (FCUs), ductwork design, and ventilation calculations, BMS SYSTEM & Installation
- Blueprint & Drawing Interpretation: Ability to read and review M&E (Mechanical & Electrical) layout plans, shop drawings, and As-Built drawings.
- Standards & Compliance: Familiarity with Singapore’s BCA, MOM, SCDF, and NEA regulations, as well as local codes of practice for air conditioning and mechanical ventilation.
2. Project Management & Commercial Skills
- Scheduling & Planning: Proficiency in tracking project timelines using milestones, critical path methods, and resource allocation.
- Cost & Contract Control: Ability to handle progress claims, budgeting, variation orders (VOs), and final accounts.
- Procurement & Vendor Management: Managing supplier deliveries for major equipment and coordinating with sub-contractors.
3. Leadership & Soft SkillsTeam & Stakeholder Coordination: Directing engineers, supervisors, and site workers while effectively communicating with main contractors, consultants, and clients.
Risk Management: Anticipating site issues, resolving clashes (e.g., M&E coordination clashes), and mitigating project delays.