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Graduate in Civil Engineering. Minimum 8 years experience in large scale Construction industry executing building projects and infrastructure development projects in middle east. Qualification in Lead Auditor course ISO 9001-2008, exposure to inspection in line with international standards will be preferred. Familiarity with QA/QC related documents such as PQR/WPS, ITP/QAP etc. Pay offered Qr. 8000 + Family status after six months (HRA : Qr.3000+ Utility Qr.500 + Car).
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Graduate in Civil Engineering. Minimum 8 years experience in large scale Construction industry executing building projects and infrastructure development projects in middle east. Qualification in Lead Auditor course ISO 9001-2008, exposure to inspection in line with international standards will be preferred. Familiarity with QA/QC related documents such as PQR/WPS, ITP/QAP etc. Pay offered Qr. 8000 + Family status after six months (HRA : Qr.3000+ Utility Qr.500 + Car).
About the Company

QS Quest are a niche search and selection agency that specialize in the recruitment of white collar professionals within the construction industry for our extensive list of both UK and International clients.

We do not diversify outside our area of expertise or rely solely on advertising to identify suitable candidates and opportunities. Having a strong understanding of what our clients requirements are as well as our candidates abilities, allows us to put together professional people with professional companies. This in turn allows our staff to be able to hold intelligent conversations with our clients and candidates and by asking the right questions to ultimately find the right opportunity or candidate for the solution needed. Our aim is to be able to build a technical profile on each and every one of our candidates. We believe it is essential to stay in touch with our candidates and our goal is to speak to them on a bi-monthly basis to share information with them about the ever changing construction industry. [Read More]

We are currently looking to recruit Project Managers with roads/civils experience to work on a major infrastructure project in Doha.

Role Purpose -
The role of the Project Manager will be to plan, coordinate and manage the concept planning, development and implementation phases of the nominated road infrastructure project/s to ensure completion in accordance with required timeframes, cost, quality and service standards. They will be responsible for the delivery of key infrastructure projects.

Specific duties will be tailored to the project requirements but the summary of responsibilities will be as follows:
• Responsible for the delivery of our commission obligations and internal project performance
• Establish effective communications across the project delivery, client and stakeholder teams
• Problem solving and decision making
• Team Leadership, resource management and team allocation
• Controlling the internal and external aspects of projects across a range of contractual agreements
• Mentoring less experienced colleagues on the project
• Providing a high quality service delivery team
• Monitor and report on project progress against predetermined time, cost and quality specifications
• Lead and manage the project team, consultants and contractors to ensure all members are appropriately skilled and utilised, and to ensure deliverable, time and budgetary requirements are met
• Prepare and deliver submissions and reports relating to planning and technical issues, and identify appropriate mitigation strategies to overcome problems or obstacles related to the project/s
• Provide specialist advice to senior management on all aspects of the project and make technical presentations as required
• Understand the PB in the Middle East Q/HSE Policy, Procedures and IMS and ensure implementation and that all work is carried out in accordance with them
Requirements

Qualifications and Experience:
• Substantial Project Management experience within major roads and infrastructure projects
• Minimum 15 years experience of which 5 years in a senior position
• Experience in managing and leading teams to gain successful outcomes
• Strong client and stakeholder relationship building skills
• High degree of commercial acumen
• Previous experience of working on major infrastructure projects
• Degree in Civil Engineering or relevant technical subject
• Professional qualification in relevant discipline
• Middle East experience preferred but not a must

Please Note: we are inviting direct applications only. PB will not be engaging the services of recruitment agencies for this role.
About the Company

PB is one of the world’s leading planning, engineering, and program and construction management organizations.

Established more than 125 years ago, PB is proud to serve our clients in all facets of Power, Environment, Transportation and Infrastructure projects as well as the overall communities in which we live and work.

Our diverse and comprehensive offerings are a natural extension of our experience and core skills. We help shape some of the world’s largest and most important public works projects.

PB defines success by the sustainable value we deliver to clients, communities, our employee-owners and our profession. I invite you to explore how our people, history and expertise are enabling us to accomplish our mission: to be a positive and highly influential force in the development and operation of infrastructure throughout the world.[Read More]

Ensure the smooth operation of the organization, by coordinating administrative support across all regional offices, and ensure that the organization is supported by top of the line quality support, in an efficient and effective manner.
Ensure that space is well-allocated, premise is well maintained, consumables and supplies are arranged for, the building is secure, and all facility management issues are accounted for.
Requirements

University degree required
Small Office: 3-4 years’ experience of providing office services in a professional services environment, or equivalent internal experience
Medium/Large Office: 5-6 years’ experience of providing office services in a professional services environment, or equivalent internal experience
Ability to identify problems and resolve them.
Ability to make decisions without prior reference
Clear and concise communications at all levels.
Strong managerial presence
Ability to work accurately whilst under tight time constraint and high-quality standards
Knowledge of all relevant local legislation and regulations (re. Contractors especially)
About the Company

Michael Page is one of the world’s leading professional recruitment consultancies, specializing in the placement of candidates in permanent, contract, temporary and interim positions with clients around the world.

The Group has operations in the UK, Continental Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. In the Middle East we focus on the areas of:

Finance & Accounting
Banking & Financial Services
Procurement
Property & Construction
Engineering & Supply Chain
Oil & Gas Technical and Engineering
Human Resources
Sales
Marketing
Technology
Secretarial
Executive Search
Legal

The Group operates through 161 offices in 33 countries and employs over 5,000 employees worldwide.
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Sweet 16th. In a game mired in a monotonous march of stroke-play events and declining participation, TPC Scottsdale’s 16th hole is golf’s home run derby and slam dunk contest all rolled into a singularly raucous package.

Most players admit they wouldn’t want a steady diet of party holes like Scottsdale’s 16th each week, but as a one-off it is largely embraced.

“It’s probably my favorite par 3 on Tour,” Rickie Fowler said. “You walk in, it’s a full stadium, and a lot of times come Friday, Saturday, you’re almost playing it a little bit shorter just because when you get in there you get pumped up a bit and the ball seems to go a little bit further.”

Golf’s version of the WWE may not be worth replicating, but for one week a year it’s worth every cheer and jeer.

Arron Oberholser. The last time AO hit a shot that counted on the PGA Tour George W. Bush was in the White House and Tiger Woods was still firmly planted atop golf’s hierarchy.

Following endless hours of rehabilitation and multiple hand and hip surgeries one of the circuit’s most affable players returned to the fold this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. It is his first Tour start since the 2009 Frys.com Open.

The Scottsdale resident turned 37 on Thursday and was serenaded by the boisterous masses on the 16th tee, missed the green with his tee shot, was soundly booed and signed for an opening 72.

“Tough crowd indeed,” Oberholser tweeted. “But so much fun. (No.) 16 is the coolest hole in pro golf.”

Made Cut-Did Not Finish (MDF)

Blame it on Rio. Reason No. 987 why golf may have been better off without a seat at the Olympic table: the selection of an architectural team to design and build the host course for the 2016 Games has been pushed back until March.

The eight finalists for the design bid expected the announcement to be made Friday but the selection committee, which is of unknown size and makeup, is delaying the news until the International Olympic Committee is in Brazil next month.

This move further delays what has been an exceedingly drawn-out process, even by golf standards, and will limit the amount of time the winning bid will have to build an appropriate venue. This may come as a surprise to the IOC, but designing golf courses is a tad more complicated than simply growing grass.

Pro Bono work. Give Phil Mickelson credit for wanting to upgrade Torrey Pines’ North course and serious style points for offering his architectural services free of charge, but Lefty set off alarms with his vision of a nip/tucked North last week.

“Kind of a rough canyon look, if you will, where I’m going to make the hard holes harder, but I’m going to make the easier holes easier,” said San Diego native Mickelson.

We’ve heard this before, back in 2001 when Rees Jones dutifully reworked the South course into shape for the 2008 U.S. Open. The retooled South delivered one of the most exciting championships in modern history by creating a demanding layout that quickly fell out of favor with the locals, including Mickelson who has become one of the most outspoken critics of Jones.

Lefty’s heart and handiwork are in the right place; we just hope he doesn’t inadvertently spoil one of the most soulful walks in all of golf.

Missed Cut

Blunder Down Under. These are the facts. Annie Choi, Corie Hou and Inhong Lim teed off Thursday at the Australian Ladies Masters with what can only be described as a loose understanding of the local rules, signed for rounds of 70, 81 and 80, respectively, and were rounded up in what must be the first triple disqualification in the history of the game.

The threesome was disqualified after playing one hole of their second round for misinterpreting a local ruling on Day 1 that allowed preferred lies on fairways but not in the rough.

Accidents and misunderstandings happen – see Johnson, Dustin, 2010 PGA Championship – but this seems a tad extreme.

Tweet of the week: @StewartCink “I’m not injured, except for [a] slightly bruised ego.” The former British Open champion sent fans and media types scurrying for information after signing for an opening-round 83 in Scottsdale. You have to love that kind of honesty in 140 characters or less.

European Tour. It is the enablers, not the enabled, that have missed the mark when it comes to John Daly.

After Daly played his own version of wash, rinse, repeat late last year at the Australian Open he should have become persona non grata anywhere players are paid to play the game.

Instead officials at this week’s Qatar Masters, with what must have been tacit approval by the European Tour, decided ticket sales and exposure were more important than upholding principles and extended an invitation to Daly.

On Thursday Daly said he was “shocked” he played so well on Day 1 in Qatar. Not as shocked as Cut Line is that there seems to be no statute of limitations on second chances when it comes to “Long John.”
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Organisers are hoping to complete the second round by the end of today and stage the third round on Sunday.

“The winds will be down a notch tomorrow and decreasing during the day,” said tournament director David Probyn on the European Tour’s website.

American John Daly leads on five-under-par through 18 holes, one ahead of Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (through 25), Australian Jason Day (24) and South Korean KJ Choi (18).

Fernandez-Castano, 31, started the day in a tie for the lead with the 45-year-old Daly but bogeyed two of the seven holes he was able to play to drop back to four-under.

“It was windy when we went out and I had a few birdie chances but then I bogeyed two holes into the wind,” said the Spaniard.

“I hope tomorrow I can take advantage of the remaining 11 holes I have.

“I didn’t have any balls moving but certain shots you could hardly keep balanced. Being selfish I’m quite happy play was called off.”

World number three Lee Westwood, the highest-ranked competitor in the 132-man field, was one-over-par through 24 holes.
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The 38-year-old Briton began his second round at the 10th and picked up a birdie at the 11th before double-bogeying the 12th and bogeying the 14th.

World number four Martin Kaymer of Germany was unable to improve on his one-under 71 from the first round while defending champion Thomas Bjorn of Denmark was six-over through 24 holes.
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