Architectural Construction Management Engineer

けんちくせこうかんりぎじゅつしゃ

Industry & Occupation

Architecture, Civil Engineering & Facilities

Classification

Summary

Specialized technical professional who oversees schedules, quality, safety, costs, etc., in building construction projects and ensures work progresses according to plan.

Description

Architectural construction management engineers handle the creation of construction plans, schedule management, cost management, safety management, and quality management at construction sites. They ensure compliance with design documents and regulations while smoothly advancing the work. They coordinate with clients, designers, and subcontractors, plan material orders and worker assignments, confirm progress on site, and respond to issues that arise. This role also includes administrative tasks such as preparing reports, attending inspections, and handling government procedures. In addition to technical skills, strong communication and management abilities are required.

Future Outlook

Amid a severe labor shortage, the adoption of ICT and BIM/CIM is advancing, increasing demand for construction managers who incorporate digital technologies. Stable job openings are expected due to infrastructure renewal and urban redevelopment projects.

Personality Traits

Able to respond flexibly / Calm and composed / Excellent communication skills / Strong sense of responsibility

Work Style

Flexitime system / Night work / On-site work / Transfers possible / Two days off per week

Career Path

Site Agent → Chief Engineer → Construction Section Manager → Construction Department Manager → Construction Project Manager

Required Skills

Architectural Regulations Knowledge / Blueprint Reading / Construction Planning / Cost Management / Quality Management / Safety Management / Schedule Creation

Recommended Skills

BIM/CIM Utilization / CAD Operation / Communication Skills (English) / Construction IT Tools

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Detailed checks are necessary to ensure safety and quality.
Communication Skills Need to smoothly share and coordinate information with diverse stakeholders.
Planning & Organization Because it requires managing schedules, materials, and personnel simultaneously and creating detailed plans.
Problem Solving Need to quickly and appropriately resolve troubles that occur on site.
Stress Tolerance Required to handle high-stress environments such as weather changes and strict deadlines.
Collaboration & Teamwork Because it involves collaborating with many subcontractors and craftsmen to progress the work.

Aptitudes (Weaknesses Acceptable)

Item Description
Creativity & Ideation Mainly involves management based on existing standards, so original ideas are not essential.

Related Qualifications

  • First-Class Architectural Construction Management Technician
  • Second-Class Architectural Construction Management Technician

Aliases

  • Construction Supervisor
  • Site Supervisor

Related Jobs

  • Architect
  • Civil Construction Management Engineer
  • Equipment Construction Management Engineer

Tags

Keywords