Construction Director – Major Bridge Infrastructure Programme
Caribbean. Permanent role with Thatcher Associates, the specialist construction & property desk.
About the role
Thatcher Associates has been retained by a leading UK main contractor to identify a Construction Director for a major bridge infrastructure programme in the Caribbean, valued at approximately $100 million.
This is a senior executive appointment carrying full accountability for the strategic direction, governance and delivery of a complex, nationally significant infrastructure project.
Position Overview
The successful candidate will hold end-to-end responsibility for programme delivery, from strategic planning through to completion. The role requires strong governance oversight, commercial acumen and the ability to lead a large, multidisciplinary delivery team on a scheme of national importance.
Key Responsibilities
- Setting and directing the overall delivery strategy for the programme
- Providing governance and assurance across all phases of construction
- Holding senior accountability for programme performance, risk and stakeholder management
- Leading and directing a large project team, including subcontractors and technical specialists
- Acting as the principal point of contact with the client and regulatory stakeholders
Candidate Requirements
Applicants should have a demonstrable track record delivering major infrastructure or civil engineering programmes at main contractor level, ideally including bridge or large-scale structural works. Experience operating at Director level, with responsibility for governance, risk and stakeholder management on high-value schemes, is essential.
Remuneration and Package
This appointment may be offered on an expatriate rotational basis, or to suitably qualified local candidates, with the package structured accordingly.
For a confidential discussion about this opportunity, please contact Thatcher Associates.
How to apply
Apply for this role with your CV. Every application is read by the consultant who runs the desk, not a screening tool.