Assistant Project Manager/ Project Manager - Retail

About the Client:

Our client is Asia's largest eyewear company serving 40 million people - helping them see better and lead better quality lives. We have more than 1500 omnichannel stores across 175 cities in India, Singapore and Dubai. Our aim is to serve One Billion eyes by 2025 globally. And in this journey, we want to go beyond vision correction to transform the way people see and experience the world. That's our new purpose - and we can only get there through cutting-edge technology and exceptional people.

What You'll Do:

• Update and report on agreed project schedule weekly and report on any site concerns immediately to Senior Project Manager
• Manage contractors who are responsible for the delivery of assigned projects including providing technical specifications & approved materials for the projects
• Interface with technical external consultants, contractors & Mall managements related to the project in collaboration with the Project manager
• Manage the progress of project fit-out activity to maintain critical paths and to report any concerns which will affect the critical path.
• Work closely with external vendors for delivery of site related items and to track regularly delivery of items to site (Eg- Signage, TV/ LED Screens, etc.)
• Travel regularly to sites and prepare reports, simultaneously always checking quality and material specification with agreed samples and brands
• Ensure all as built design and drawings are issued to head office for filing & document purpose.

What we look for:

• Thai National with Fluent English speaking
• Preferably educated in a Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Architecture or Interior design background
• Certifications in Project management (PMI), Process management will be advantageous
• 3- 5 years of experience in retail industry within Thailand and worked in all Major malls/Architecture/Interior Designer companies (either client side or contractor side)
• Should have strong project management skills
• He/ She needs to negotiate with contractors, vendors malls, etc. to setting up the new stores.