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The Project Manager is responsible for leading and managing facade, aluminium, and glass window and door projects. This role involves overseeing project planning, coordination, and execution to ensure successful delivery within scope, budget, and timeline.
The Site Safety Supervisor is responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations and protocols on construction sites. This role plays a critical part in maintaining a safe working environment for all personnel involved in the project.
The Architectural Coordinator is responsible for engaging in the architectural design process from initial concept to detailed design. This role involves collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure designs meet client expectations and regulatory standards.
The Senior Executive is responsible for managing quantities, preparing tender documents, and cost estimates. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring compliance with tender procedures and effective communication with stakeholders.
The Quantity Surveyor (Site Costing and Procurement) is responsible for managing project cost estimates and procurement processes. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring financial efficiency and value for money throughout the construction project lifecycle.
The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for assisting in the preparation and review of project cost estimates. This role involves detailed analysis of materials and resources required, ensuring all estimates are accurate and meet project requirements.
The Drafter Designer is responsible for creating preliminary sketches and detailed 2D and 3D models using advanced design software. This role involves collaboration with engineers and architects to ensure designs meet specifications and project requirements while incorporating feedback to refine drafts.
The A4 Chargeman is responsible for ensuring the safety and compliance of electrical systems and equipment at the project site. This role involves conducting inspections, maintenance, and safety checks to support the project team's electrical needs.
The Site Supervisor is responsible for overseeing daily operations on construction sites. This role ensures compliance with safety regulations and project specifications while coordinating with subcontractors and managing site logistics.
The Accounts Executive is responsible for processing payments and invoices accurately and within expected time periods. This role involves collaboration with various stakeholders to ensure meticulous reconciliation of accounts and timely financial reporting.
The Site Engineer (Fire Protection Services) is responsible for developing and implementing site plans and construction schedules. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring the successful execution of fire protection projects while maintaining safety and compliance standards.
The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the maintenance team to ensure all equipment and facilities operate efficiently. This role involves coordinating repairs, preventive maintenance, and training staff to enhance operational effectiveness.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Construction is one of Malaysia's most employment-intensive industries, encompassing civil engineering, structural engineering, building works, infrastructure development, project management, and quantity surveying. The sector is underpinned by sustained public infrastructure investment — MRT, LRT extensions, Pan Borneo Highway, and the Penang Transport Master Plan — alongside a large private property development market across all major states.
Major contractors include Gamuda, IJM Corporation, WCT Holdings, MRCB, Sunway Construction, Gabungan AQRS, and HSS Engineers. International contractors (Samsung C&T, Hyundai Engineering, COVEC) participate in major government infrastructure projects. On the consulting side, engineering consultancies such as Arup Malaysia, Mott MacDonald, Ranhill, and Jurutera Konsultant employ large teams of civil, structural, and M&E engineers.
The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) Malaysia regulates the sector, mandating contractor registration and setting green building standards through the Green Building Index (GBI). Increasing adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) is reshaping project delivery — engineers and project managers with BIM proficiency are commanding growing premiums across both contractor and consultant organisations.
Fresh graduate civil and structural engineers earn RM 2,800 – RM 4,000/month. Project engineers and site supervisors earn RM 4,000 – RM 7,000/month. Quantity surveyors and M&E engineers earn RM 4,500 – RM 8,000/month at mid-career. Project managers at major contractors earn RM 8,000 – RM 18,000/month. Senior project directors and contracts managers at Tier 1 contractors earn RM 18,000 – RM 35,000/month.
Infrastructure project engineers with experience in tunnel works, elevated rail, and marine structures command premiums of 20–30% over building construction peers. BIM-competent engineers and project managers are the most in-demand profile heading into 2026, as major clients and contractors adopt mandated BIM Level 2 workflows. Hiring follows government construction award cycles — peak recruitment typically follows major infrastructure tender announcements.
Designs and supervises civil infrastructure and building structures — foundations, frames, bridges, and drainage systems across Malaysia's active development pipeline.
Leads overall project delivery — programme, budget, quality, safety, and stakeholder management on building or infrastructure contracts.
Manages all cost aspects of construction projects — bills of quantities, tender evaluation, variation orders, and final account settlement.
Designs and supervises mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems in commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects.
Manages day-to-day site operations — subcontractor coordination, quality inspections, safety compliance, and progress reporting.
Manages building information modelling workflows across project teams — clash detection, model coordination, and LOD compliance.
Search SuperJobs using role terms ("civil engineer", "project manager", "quantity surveyor", "site manager", "BIM coordinator") and filter by location or project type.
Highlight your CIDB Green Card registration, professional engineering qualification progress (BEng, GradIEM, MIEM, PE), and any relevant project experience with contract values.
List specific software proficiency: AutoCAD, Revit, BIM 360, Primavera P6, MS Project, and any ERP or PMIS systems used in previous project roles.
Apply through SuperJobs with a project-portfolio-style CV that lists project names, contract values, your role, and key deliverables — construction employers want to see your specific scope experience.
Prepare for interviews with a clear narrative of a challenging project issue you resolved — cost overrun recovery, schedule recovery, or a complex design challenge — demonstrating your problem-solving and stakeholder management approach.