Project Director Jobs

Project Director Jobs

​How to Enter

Due to the crucial nature of a Project Director’s role, many New Zealand employers will be looking for candidates with extensive experience in Civil, Commercial or Residential Construction, and in some cases, a relevant degree in Construction or Business Management.

Typical Responsibilities

The typical responsibilities of a Project Director can include any of the following:

• Meeting with clients and customers to determine requirements and report project progress
• Engaging with government officials, building professionals and architects to plan work
• Concluding volume of workers, materials, and machinery needed for construction projects
• Managing risks to avoid delays
• Consulting with Quantity Surveyors to make sure projects are kept within budget
• Tracking and reporting construction costs
• Liaising with contractors and suppliers
• Hiring workers and apprentices
• Ensuring Health and Safety standards are adhered to
• Implement traffic management and environmental protection plans

Progression

Project Directors who gain significant experience can often progress to more executive-level positions, such as Construction Manager, or even start their own construction companies and become self-employed contractors and consultants.

Salary Range

100K+ per annum (NZD)