Power Supply Overall Construction Manager
Colas Rail Egypt – Abo Qir, Alexandria Project
Colas Rail Egypt is seeking an experienced Power Supply Overall Construction Manager to join our team for the Abo Qir railway project in Alexandria.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and oversee all power supply construction activities for the Abo Qir railway project
Manage on-site teams, subcontractors, and coordinate with project stakeholders to ensure timely delivery and quality standards
Monitor progress, prepare reports, and ensure compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations
Coordinate with design, engineering, and procurement teams to address technical challenges promptly
Control project schedules, costs, and resources related to the power supply construction scope
Ensure all work meets Colas Rail’s technical specifications and industry best practices
Liaise with client representatives and regulatory authorities as needed
Requirements:
10 to 15 years of solid experience in power supply construction management within the railway industry
Proven track record managing complex infrastructure projects, preferably railways
Strong leadership and team management skills with the ability to motivate and direct diverse teams
Excellent knowledge of electrical power systems related to railways, including traction power supply, substations, and overhead lines
Familiarity with local Egyptian construction codes, health and safety standards
Strong analytical skills and problem-solving ability
Effective communication and reporting skills in English
Willingness to be based at Abo Qir project site in Alexandria
What We Offer:
Competitive salary and benefits package
Opportunity to be part of a major railway infrastructure project
Dynamic working environment with a respected international company
Career development and growth opportunities within Colas Group
If you meet the above qualifications and are ready to take on a challenging role in a leading railway project, please submit your CV and cover letter.
Join us to build the future of Egypt’s railway network!