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VIC Delivery Team | Full time

About the Role

As a Project Manager at Amicus, leads all construction activities for workspace projects from pre-contracts handover to practical completion. You’ll play a strategic and hands-on role, combining commercial insight with operational excellence to deliver multiple high-value projects concurrently.

You’ll collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders – including clients, contractors, consultants and suppliers, while also supporting preconstruction and sales teams with technical guidance and insights.

If you’re ready to take ownership of complex projects in a culture that values flexibility, development and results, we’d love to meet you.

Here are some examples of what you'll do

• Leading all Construction Activities
• Project Management using your skills in organising, stakeholder management, financial management and time management
• Maintain client relationships, delivering positive client experiences
• Manage client expectations on budget, program, design and quality
• Liaise with subcontractors, estimators, services Installation and construction teams
• Develop and maintain relationships with additional key groups including the project consultant team, administrators & site managers
• Workflow and process management including overseeing contracts, approvals and resourcing, work scheduling, document control protocols etc
• Manage workflow, including work scheduling, document control protocols, cost control and HSEQ site set up
• Provide construction and financial project updates and reporting against agreed budgets/ forecast

What makes you ideal for the role?

• A minimum of 3-5 years Project Management experience, preferably with a Design and Construct Company
• Ideally workspace fit-out experience
• Working knowledge of IT Systems such as Word, Excel, MS Project and ideally Viewpoint an ERP management tool (e.g. Procore/ACC/Viewpoint)
• Experience working closely with the Sales team (bid approach, attending the pitch)
• You will hold a formal qualification such as Certificate IV or Diploma in Building and Construction (Building), Bachelor of Construction Management (or equivalent) (ideal)
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