Project Manager (Industrial)

Our client is a foreign-invested company, now looking for a Project Manager (Industrial, $3500, ID22715):
Development Governance & Strategic Owner Control:
Direct the overall development program on behalf of the investor, ensuring strict alignment between corporate operational objectives and project execution strategies.
Establish project controls, risk registers, and decision-making protocols while maintaining active oversight over external Design & Construct (D&C) main contractors, design consultants, and cost advisors.
Protect the owner's commercial interests by enforcing contract obligations without relieving the D&C contractor of their statutory design and construction liabilities.
Design Coordination, Employer's Requirements & Statutory Permitting:
Maintain and enforce the Employer's Requirements across architecture, structural, civil, MEP, process piping, overhead cranes, and heavy machinery foundations.
Oversee statutory approval processes-including Industrial Park planning clearances, construction permits, environmental sign-offs, and Fire Prevention & Fighting (PCCC) inspection approvals.
Prevent unauthorized scope erosion or inappropriate value-engineering modifications that compromise long-term facility maintainability or operational expansion plans.
Procurement, Commercial & Budget Management:
Manage consultant selection, package interface strategy, and contract negotiations; formulate comprehensive procurement records for management auditability.
Maintain control over the master project budget, contingency allocations, progress claim assessments, and variation requests.
Evaluate contractual claims, defend against unjustified variation requests, and manage financial forecasts to avoid budget overruns.
Programme, Quality, HSE & Operational Integration:
Administer the integrated master project schedule; review critical path activities, long-lead equipment procurement, and contractor recovery plans.
Monitor contractor quality control frameworks, Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), witness points, non-conformance rectifications, and site HSE protocols.
Coordinate interface readiness between building infrastructure and production machinery (process utilities, compressed air, electrical loads, overhead cranes).
Lead owner-side commissioning, equipment startup validation, O&M documentation handover, operator training, and defects liability management.