Senior Project Manager - Logistics Delivery

Senior Project Manager
- Logistics Delivery Job Snapshot Role:
Senior Project Manager
- Logistics Delivery

Location:

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Industry: Construction Function:
Project Management

Experience:

Minimum 15 years Job Type: Full-time

Position Overview Senior Project Manager
- Logistics Delivery in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is a senior Construction opportunity for an experienced program leader capable of managing large-scale logistics, transportation, infrastructure, utilities, and community development projects from initial planning through handover and operational readiness. The role carries end-to-end accountability for programme performance, integrating multiple projects and contractors while maintaining control over safety, schedule, budget, commercial risk, stakeholder requirements, and long-term operational objectives.

Job Details Country:
Saudi Arabia City:
Riyadh Industry: Construction Function:
Project Management Salary:  Estimated salary range based on similar jobs in the job city; please confirm the final offer with the employer. Senior Project Manager compensation in Riyadh averages around SAR 33000 per month and can reach approximately SAR 51000 depending on experience and project complexity. ([Gulf Talent][1]) Gender: Any Candidate Nationality:
Any Job Type: Full-time

Role Context The Senior Project Manager provides strategic and operational leadership across complex development programmes where infrastructure, transportation, utilities, logistics, construction, and community assets must be delivered as an integrated whole. The position converts development objectives into executable programmes, coordinates multiple project packages, manages critical dependencies, and ensures delivery teams remain focused on agreed outcomes. A major responsibility is creating the logistics framework required for large construction environments.

This includes construction access, materials movement, contractor interfaces, site-wide coordination, staging, and transportation requirements. Effective management of these elements helps prevent congestion, programme disruption, resource conflicts, and safety risks while maintaining progress across multiple active work fronts.

• Lead the planning, governance, execution, and delivery of major infrastructure and development programmes.
• Maintain accountability for project performance from concept development through construction, handover, and operational readiness.
• Develop programme execution strategies, implementation plans, delivery roadmaps, and governance arrangements.
• Align project strategies with organizational objectives and relevant national development priorities.
• Manage multiple concurrent projects and packages within a broader programme portfolio.
• Establish clear priorities across project teams, contractors, consultants, suppliers, and delivery partners.
• Identify interdependencies between work streams and coordinate timely resolution of conflicts.
• Maintain visibility of critical decisions, approvals, constraints, and delivery risks.
• Drive corrective actions when project performance begins to diverge from approved objectives. Programme scheduling will require integrated control across multiple delivery areas.
• Develop and control master schedules covering design, procurement, construction, testing, handover, and operational readiness.
• Establish project phasing strategies and critical programme milestones.
• Monitor progress against approved baselines and identify emerging schedule threats.
• Coordinate schedule interfaces between infrastructure, transportation, utilities, residential, and community development packages.
• Review contractor schedules and assess their alignment with overall programme requirements.
• Develop recovery strategies when delays threaten key milestones.
• Prioritize resources and activities to protect critical path performance.
• Ensure dependencies between individual packages are clearly understood and managed.
• Logistics planning will form a central element of programme delivery.
• Develop and oversee site-wide construction logistics strategies.
• Coordinate construction access for contractors, suppliers, equipment, and workforce movements.
• Establish logistics plans that support multiple simultaneous construction work fronts.
• Manage interfaces between contractor compounds, storage areas, haul routes, access points, and active construction zones.
• Coordinate materials movement to reduce disruption and maintain efficient site operations.
• Monitor logistics constraints that could affect construction productivity.
• Support planning for major deliveries and movement of large or specialist equipment.
• Coordinate temporary access requirements and construction traffic arrangements.
• Resolve logistics conflicts between contractors and adjacent project packages.
• Integrate logistics planning with safety, construction staging, and programme requirements.
• Infrastructure integration will require close coordination across several technical sectors.
• Drive alignment between transportation…