Construction manager

VilniusFull timefrom EUR 2,500 net

UAB Angema is a structural works contractor specialising in monolithic and precast reinforced concrete structures. We are looking for a construction manager to lead the structural part of large projects and take responsibility for their outcome from start to finish.

Responsibilities

  • managing the structural part of the project from start to handover;
  • work planning, critical path analysis, budget and schedule control;
  • selecting and coordinating subcontractors and suppliers;
  • liaising with clients, general contractors and technical supervisors;
  • ensuring contract compliance, quality and health and safety;
  • leading a team of site managers.

Requirements

  • university degree in civil engineering;
  • at least 5 years of construction project management experience;
  • construction manager qualification certificate for special structures – an advantage;
  • knowledge of construction regulations;
  • analytical thinking, negotiation skills and decision-making;
  • MS Office and AutoCAD skills.

What we offer

  • performance bonuses;
  • travel expense reimbursement;
  • large and interesting projects in Vilnius;
  • stability – an ISO-certified TOP 2025 company.

Salary: from EUR 2,500 net of taxes. The final salary depends on experience and skills.

Hiring process

What happens next

  1. 01

    Application

    Fill in the application form on our website.

  2. 02

    Phone call

    We get back to you within 5 working days.

  3. 03

    Interview

    We meet at the office or on site to discuss the job and conditions.

  4. 04

    Offer

    We make a job offer and agree on the start date.

Application

Submit your application

No file attachments – for security reasons we only accept CVs as a link.
Reply within 1 working day

Request a quote

Planning a project?

Send us an enquiry – we will assess the scope of the structural works and prepare a quote.

  • Monolithic and precast structures
  • ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certified processes
  • More than 13,000 m³ of concrete in 2024–2026