Deputy Project Manager

Muscat, Sultanate of Oman | Posted on 01/26/2026

• Work Experience 6–10 years (energy & industrial construction projects)
• Industry Energy and Utilities
• City Muscat
• Country Sultanate of Oman

Job Overview: The Deputy Project Manager supports the Construction Director in the overall management and delivery of energy projects, with a strong focus on wind and solar farm construction. The role spans tendering, pre-construction, execution, post-award administration, and close-out phases.

Acting as the Construction Director’s delegate, the Deputy Project Manager coordinates project controls, subcontractor and vendor interfaces, executive reporting, and cross-functional alignment (Design, Commercial, Legal, Procurement). The position is designed for a professional capable of independent decision-making, proactive risk management, and leadership across multiple work streams, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and in line with contractual and regulatory requirements.

• Represent the Construction Director in subcontractor and key vendor negotiations, including pricing, scope, schedule, and commercial terms
• Lead preparation and management of RFI / RFP / RFQ / RFO packages, bid evaluations, technical-commercial clarifications, and recommendation reports
• Oversee subcontractor and supplier performance using defined KPIs (schedule, progress, quality, NCRs, HSE, responsiveness)
• Initiate corrective and recovery actions where performance deviates from plan
• Prepare formal correspondence, meeting minutes, and action trackers; ensure disciplined follow-up and closure.

• Develop, maintain, and challenge master construction schedules (baseline and updates), with clear visibility on critical path and float
• Establish and control project budgets, cost plans, cash‑flow forecasts, and commitment curves
• Track actuals vs. budget and schedule; analyze variances and propose mitigation strategies
• Maintain and actively manage the project risk register (time, cost, interface, regulatory, logistics), ensuring mitigation actions are implemented
• Prepare weekly and monthly executive dashboards covering progress, HSE, quality, commercial status, risks, and decisions required
• Implement and monitor performance tools (S‑curves, earned value, look‑ahead plans, action logs)
• Review tender documents (IFC drawings, specifications, BoQs, contracts) for wind and solar projects, identifying execution risks and cost drivers
• Coordinate closely with Design, Commercial, Legal, and Procurement teams to align scopes, interfaces, and packaging strategies
• Support development of construction methodologies for energy projects, including logistics, heavy lifts, foundations, access roads, and balance‑of‑plant works
• Contribute to value engineering and constructability reviews specific to renewable energy facilities

• Conduct site visits and due‑diligence assessments (access roads, crane pads, laydown areas, grid interfaces, utilities, permitting constraints)
• Coordinate permitting and authority approvals with consultants and regulators to prevent schedule impacts
• Support and document constructability workshops and technical decision‑making sessions
• Act as a senior interface between site teams and management, ensuring site realities are reflected in planning and reporting

• Coordinate daily with internal teams, EPC contractors, consultants, and authorities
• Lead coordination meetings and technical‑commercial discussions when delegated by the Construction Director
• Ensure compliance with company governance, document control procedures, and audit requirements
• Maintain clear traceability of decisions, approvals, and contractual commitments
• Support structured handover from tender to execution teams
• Finalize subcontract agreements, ensuring proper flow‑down of obligations, milestones, LDs, warranties, and securities

• Organize and lead kick‑off meetings with key subcontractors and vendors
• Oversee engineering deliverables, material submittals, inspections, logistics, customs…