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The Regional Small Works Programme Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing the programme of small-scale construction and renovation mechanical equipment upgrade and replacement, office reconfiguration and refurbishment projects from initiation to completion. Projects will typically be below 500,000 USD and at the Client’s sites across APAC (excluding India / ANZ). This role requires strong organisational, communication, and project management skills to ensure successful project delivery within defined timelines and budgets by variable project delivery teams. The Regional Small Works Program Manager collaborates with in country facility management, and other stakeholders to ensure quality, cost-effective solutions are executed. They must also possess a solid understanding of construction processes, regulations, and safety protocols. The Regional Small Works Program Manager plays a key role in driving accountability for delivery in accordance with the Client’s requirements, processes and procedures and JLL best practice.
Job Responsibility:
Act as a Subject Matter Expert in the delivery of projects
Establish and maintain a standard set of practices, processes and templates for managing small works projects consistently and efficiently to reduce project-related risk and costs
Ensure small works delivery processes and systems are efficient and effective whilst aligned to business needs
Develop and maintain a pipeline of prioritized, approved projects, and manage overall delivery of the programme within agreed financial parameters
Help develop, monitor and (where appropriate) audit project plans, including timelines, budgets, with variable / in-country project delivery teams
Programme manage multiple small works projects across the region
Monitor and report project progress, highlighting any issues or risks, and recommending mitigation strategies provided by variable / in-country project delivery teams
Attend project meetings where possible to deal with any unforeseen ‘roadblocks’
Review change orders and scope variations, ensuring they are properly documented by variable / in-country project delivery teams and approved, with appropriate change orders , PO’s and other documentation in place
Ensure delivery teams are delivering projects that comply with all relevant regulations, building codes, and safety standards
Manage project vendor contracts ensuring compliance to client procedures
Where required, work with delivery teams to identify and engage suitable contractors and vendors for project execution
Review governance documentation (project briefs, tender evaluation reports, change requests etc) completed by in-country project delivery teams
Monitor schedules and work to suppliers to deliver quality products and services on time and within budget
Facilitate and resolve any contractor or vendor disputes or issues promptly and professionally with variable / in-country project delivery teams
Collaborate with internal stakeholders (e.g., clients, variable / in-country project delivery teams, facility managers) to maintain smooth project delivery, act as a point of escalation as required
Regularly communicate project updates, milestones, and risks to stakeholders at various levels
Provide regular reports on the performance of the programme to clients and other relevant parties
Foster positive relationships with stakeholders, ensuring their expectations are managed and met
Manage client requests and change orders, aligning them with project objectives and constraints
Support and provide inputs into the development of project budgets variable / in-country by project delivery teams and monitor costs throughout the project lifecycle
Identify cost-saving opportunities and recommend value engineering options
Review invoices, change orders, and contracts to ensure accuracy and alignment with project objectives
Track and report on overall financial performance of the programme
Ensure proper documentation and tracking of project expenses carried out by variable / in-country project delivery teams
Manage, mentor and develop JLL staff members employed on the Account
Own all commercial and contractual matters in connection with JLL’s services
Ensure all agreements and documentation necessary for invoicing is in place, assure the issue of invoices, drive cash collection and identify opportunities that improve JLL margin without comprising the service provided
Create awareness of JLL’s full range of services to the client as value creation opportunities
Comply with all JLL policies and procedures, including but not limited to ethics and business practice
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field
Previous experience in project management, preferably in small-scale construction projects
Strong knowledge of construction processes, building codes, and safety regulations
Excellent organizational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
Strong communication and negotiation skills to collaborate with contractors, vendors, and stakeholders
Proficient in project management software and tools
Problem-solving and decision-making capabilities to address project issues and unplanned events
Ability to work independently and proactively, while also being a team player
Nice to have:
Be able to operate design software, such as CAD is advantageous