Main Responsibilities Of A Construction Manager At DMCI Project Developers Inc.
Joselle, a Construction Manager at DMCI Project Developers Inc., leads a large team of "around 20 engineers and 600 workers and subcontractors" to build a "47-story residential development," demonstrating significant leadership and project management scale. Their main responsibility is ensuring the project's completion "safely, on time, within budget, and at par, or exceeding, the set quality standards," requiring extensive coordination with numerous stakeholders including "upper management, the architects, the trade contractors, and even...neighbors and the local government units."
Project Management, Teamwork, Communication, Leadership, Problem-Solving
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Joselle Civil
Construction Manager
DMCI Project Developers Inc.
University of the Philippines - Diliman, 2013
UCLA Anderson, MBA Candidate '25
Engineering - Civil
Architecture, Construction & Design, Real Estate
Operations and Project Management
International Student, Scholarship Recipient, Student Athlete
Video Highlights
1. Manages a large team: Oversees a team of 20 engineers and 600 workers and subcontractors.
2. Focus on project delivery: Ensures projects are completed safely, on time, within budget, and to high-quality standards.
3. Extensive stakeholder coordination: Works with a wide range of stakeholders, including engineers, workers, upper management, architects, designers, contractors, neighbors, and government units.
Transcript
What are your main responsibilities within your current role?
I handle a team of around 20 civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers, and about 600 workers and subcontractors. I basically rally that whole team to construct a 47-story residential development.
This includes the residential tower as well as the site development amenities. My role is essentially to ensure that the project is built safely, on time, within budget, and at, or if possible, exceeding the set quality standards.
This involves a lot of coordination with all of our stakeholders. By stakeholders, I mean the team, the engineers, the workers, upper management, my boss, his boss, the architects and designers involved, the trade contractors, and even our neighbors and local government units.