Heritage Project Manager
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Job Summary The Heritage Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and managing heritage conservation, restoration, and cultural heritage projects from initial planning through comple
Job Summary
The Heritage Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and managing heritage conservation, restoration, and cultural heritage projects from initial planning through completion. The role ensures that projects are delivered within the approved budget and timeline while maintaining historical authenticity, conservation standards, quality requirements, and relevant regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities
1. Plan, manage, and coordinate heritage conservation, restoration, and cultural heritage projects.
2. Develop project schedules, budgets, resource plans, and implementation strategies.
3. Coordinate with architects, engineers, conservation specialists, contractors, consultants, and relevant authorities.
4. Monitor project progress, workmanship, quality standards, and compliance with heritage conservation requirements.
5. Conduct site inspections and project meetings to ensure timely execution and resolve project-related issues.
6. Manage project documentation, reports, contracts, budgets, and progress updates.
7. Identify potential project risks and implement appropriate mitigation measures.
8. Ensure that restoration and conservation works preserve the historical, architectural, and cultural significance of heritage assets.
9. Liaise with clients, stakeholders, government agencies, and project teams to ensure effective communication and coordination.
10. Oversee project handover, final inspections, and completion reports.
Requirements
1. Bachelor's Degree in a relevant discipline, such as Project Management, Architecture, Heritage Studies, Construction Management, or a related field.
2. Experience in project management, heritage conservation, restoration, construction, or cultural heritage projects is preferred.
3. Strong project planning, coordination, budgeting, and organizational skills.
4. Knowledge of heritage conservation principles, restoration methods, and relevant regulatory requirements is an advantage.
5. Excellent communication, leadership, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills.
6. Ability to manage multiple tasks, meet deadlines, and work effectively with multidisciplinary teams.
7. Proficiency in project management software and Microsoft Office applications.