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SGS · Đông Ngạc, Hà Nội, Vietnam

Construction Manager-Building & Infrastructure (B&I)

Đông Ngạc, Hà Nội, VietnamFull-timeManager or leadIT & Infrastructure

Listed on SGS’s official careers site. Posted October 12, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

- Lead day-to-day construction management and coordinate the SGS site supervision team on assigned B&I consultancy projects. - Monitor quality, progress, HSE and discipline interfaces, and provide clear recommendations to the client and PM. - Support delivery against approved designs, contract requirements and agreed milestones within SGS’s scope and delegated authority. Contractors remain responsible for construction execution, methods and workforce management.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Construction Management or a related engineering discipline. At least 8 years of construction experience, including 3 years leading site teams as Construction Manager, Site Manager or equivalent. Experience in industrial/factory or building projects; consultancy supervision and coordination of CSA and MEP works preferred. Relevant professional credentials for the assigned duties and project requirements.

PMP or equivalent project management training is an advantage. Working English for client meetings, technical correspondence and reports; Chinese is an advantage for relevant projects. Strong knowledge of drawings, specifications, quality control, construction sequencing and contract administration; proficient in MS Office and scheduling tools. Strong site leadership and problem-solving skills; available for full-time site assignments and project travel in Vietnam.

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