Construction Manager
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Altro in Italia
ISS International Spa is looking for a Construction Manager to be based at biorefinery in Rotterdam (Netherlands).
Main Responsibilities
To organize and lead, along with the relevant Superintendent/Supervisors, weekly meetings with the discipline Subcontractors;
To participate to construction meeting with the Client;
To promote Field revisions of the detailed Construction Schedule;
To verify congruity of the works with technical specification;
To verify material delivery schedule to coordinate construction activities and optimize the relevant schedule;
With the collaboration of the Site Control Manager, to prepare detailed schedules and define priorities;
To check that schedules are kept to and to promote recovery plans in case of delay;
To coordinate all site activities, and interfaces between Disciplines, with the aim of limiting work overlaps;
To assist and co-operate with the Supervisors in the ordinary management of subcontracts, in defining extra-works and in the execution of changes during the works;
Together with the Commissioning Manager,
to ensure congruence between the completion of Construction and Plant Pre-Commissioning;
To collaborate with the Contract Engineer in preparing changes and claims;
To prepare his own section of routine work progress reports;
To perform discipline quality inspection according to the Inspection Plan and procedures in liaison with the QAE;
To ensure the implementation of the HSE management system at site with reference to their area of operation.
I Summarize Below Main Details And Terms
Job location: Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Starting date: October 2026
Duration: 6 months liable to extension
Working schedule: 10 hours a day / 5 days a week;
Rotation: N/A
Contract type: Fixed-term employment with ISS International S.p.A.; CISAL Terziario Commercio.
Initial remuneration / expected salary range
Indicative gross annual salary (RAL) between €70,000 and €80,000.
Additional allowances: related to business travel and/or local mobility