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Ref: SP647-31
Job description / Role
Lead in the technical design management for water and utilities, including:
• Preparing and assessment of technical sections of RFP’s, Service Orders and Contracts.
• Assessment of Consultants’ capabilities & proposals.
• Managing the design procurement process, including monitoring & assessing design outputs of numerous consultants to ensure timeliness, completeness and fit against the Employer’s requirements.
• Managing stakeholder and operator inputs.
• Responding to Design and Construction RFIs.
• Ensuring quality of design, documentation and effort is maintained by the consultants
• Regular reporting on design, quality & progress against AMAALA requirements, deliverables & program.
• Processing of consultants’ payments against deliverables.
Requirements
• Degree in Civil, MEP, Hydraulic Engineering, or equivalent;
• Preferably have PMP Certification or an equivalent qualification;
• Minimum of 12 years total experience;
• A strong background in managing the delivery of infrastructure projects (minimum 10 years of experience);
• Significant track record of design management of water and utility projects;
• Middle East experience and will preferably have worked on multi-disciplinary infrastructure for development projects in the region;
• Proven success in managing multiple complex stakeholder relationships; and
• Ability to influence decisions both internally and externally.
About the Company
Red Sea Global (RSG) has been incorporated as a closed joint stock company, wholly owned by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).
The company has been established to develop and promote a new international luxury tourism destination that will set new standards for sustainable development and bring about the next-generation of luxury travel. The project was announced in July 2017 and is one of the three Giga Projects aimed at diversifying the Saudi economy in keeping with the Kingdom’s 2030 Vision.
The development will offer unprecedented investment options and provide visitors with the opportunity to explore the five untouched treasures of the west coast of Saudi Arabia; the archipelago of over 90 islands with stunning coral reefs, dormant volcanoes and untouched nature reserves.