Project Manager

Robert Plumb Collective is a dynamic construction services group with a strong emphasis on premium quality and innovation across the building, landscape and manufacturing sectors. With commonly held values, our team of over 180 dedicated employees, across 10 different brands, are committed to delivering excellence in all aspects of our work.

Part of the group, Robert Plumb Fix, is a premium building company specialising in delivering comprehensive high-end renovations and additions in the residential sector. We manage the entire building process in close collaboration with leading architects and interior designers. Our team of experienced Carpenters play a vital role in the successful delivery and completion of each project, with a solid understanding of building principles, architectural details, and site set-out.

We collaborate with some of Australia's leading architects and interior designers to create notable, award-winning houses, that are beautiful in design and meticulous in structure. Our projects can be viewed at robertplumbfix.com.au

About the role

Supporting our established on-site team of skilled tradespeople, our Project Management team sets us apart, with diverse backgrounds, including architecture, construction, and contract administration. Our Project Managers are critical in the successful delivery of each project by ensuring that the project stays on schedule, within budget, and meets the highest quality standards. They coordinate all aspects of the project, including planning, budgeting, procurement, stakeholder management, administration, and communicate effectively to keep the project running smoothly.

With a strong pipeline of projects across metropolitan Sydney, we're seeking an experienced and committed Project Manager to join our team.

About the role

Managing the full lifecycle of each project, from tender and planning to completion.

Ensuring contract terms are fully executed, monitoring project progress against the contract program.

Identifying critical decisions and project milestones, by providing timely direction to key stakeholders.

Assisting in the development and ongoing management of the project program.

Monitoring and controlling the project budget, including cost reporting, forecasting and invoicing.

Managing the procurement of trades and suppliers throughout the project, utilizing procurement schedules when necessary.

Establishing and maintaining relationships with all project stakeholders, including the site team, client, architect, subconsultant, contractors, and the community.

Updating and maintaining effective records in the project management system (IPM).

Providing assistance to the Site Foreman and on-site teams as required.

Facilitating continuous project risk assessment.

Providing project reporting as required.

About you

Construction Management Qualification / Bachelor or Masters of Architecture

3 - 5+ years experience in a similar role

Experience using project management software and Excel

Driver's licence and own vehicle

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To apply for this role, please include a cover letter and resume for consideration.

Applicants must have valid working rights in Australia to apply for this position.

For more information on our organisation, please visit

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