Project Manager – Industrial Gas Plants

Job Description

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Onsite Project Manager – Industrial Gas Plants

Reports to: Head of Operations

Key Interfaces: Engineering, procurement, logistics, equipment vendors, quality, HSE, operations, and commercial teams

Role Overview

The Onsite Project Manager leads site execution from mobilization through mechanical completion, pre-commissioning, commissioning support, performance testing, handover, and close-out. Responsible for safe, timely, cost-effective, and quality-compliant installation of industrial gas plants in accordance with approved drawings, specifications, codes, and project objectives.

Key Responsibilities

• Review contracts, scope, approved drawings and develop site execution mobilization plan.

• Establish document control, drawing registers, red-line markups, change control, and progress-reporting routines.

• Track physical progress; manage site changes via the management-of-change process; maintain records supporting variation orders, claims, and time-impact assessments.

• Lead onsite installation, resolve site technical issues with engineering authorities; ensure deviations are formally reviewed, approved, documented, and closed.

• Promote a zero-accident culture; ensure compliance with HSE plans, permit-to-work requirements, risk assessments and customer site rules.

• Leading routine coordination meetings with customers, subcontractors, vendors, and internal teams.

• Escalate critical decisions promptly and communicate clear priorities, constraints, owners, and due dates.

• Complete site demobilization, lessons learned, final account inputs, engineering close-out, and customer handover

Qualifications Experience

• Bachelor's degree in mechanical / electrical / Instrumentation.

• Experience: 8–12 years in industrial project execution

• Skills: Expert in supervising multidisciplinary teams, interpreting PIDs and isometrics, and managing HSE/quality compliance.

• Job needs to travel to sites.