The WSA Construction Project Manager is responsible for leading the planning, execution, and delivery of construction projects across the WSA Area (Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Bolivia). This role is accountable for managing scope, schedule, budget, risk, stakeholder alignment, permitting, and construction execution.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Lead the construction part of the investment projects including Depots and warehouses, relocations, site start-ups, temporary operations, and decommissioning activities.
Serve as the primary project coordinator across external teams, landlords, general contractors, architects, engineers, vendors, and regulatory authorities, in coordination with the Project Manager of the project.
Develop, maintain, and manage detailed scope, project plans, schedules, budgets, risk logs, and execution trackers.
Manage overall construction quality, safety, stakeholder alignment, and operational readiness throughout the life of the project.
Lead facility design, permitting, and approval processes, including architectural, MEP, fire/life safety,



building permits, and occupancy requirements.
Coordinate with landlords to ensure base-building systems such as power, utilities, and initial conditions of the land received from them for the beginning of the project.
Support the contracting process in coordination with the Project Manager and Procurement team, ensuring compliance with company policies and guidelines for construction-related procurement
Oversee construction execution on site to ensure work is completed safely, on schedule, within budget, and aligned with approved scope and design.
Establish construction governance, meeting cadence, communication structure, action tracking, and escalation paths to support accountability and timely decision-making.
Facilitate project meetings, including agenda preparation, stakeholder alignment, issue resolution, decision tracking, and follow-up actions.
Manage project budgets, including cost tracking

📌 WSA Construction Manager (Santiago)
🏢 A. P. Møller-Mærsk
📍 Santiago