Duties and Responsibilities of an Interior Project Manager1 Project Planning Coordination Develop detailed project plans schedules and execution strategies Coordinate with designers clients contractors vendors and all internal departments Conduct regular project review meetings and update stakeholders Allocate resources and manpower based on project requirements 2 Client Communication Relationship Management Act as the primary point of contact for clients throughout the project lifecycle Understand client requirements design preferences and budget constraints Provide timely project updates address queries and ensure client satisfaction Manage any client-requested changes variations and ensure proper documentation 3 Execution Site Management Monitor day-to-day site activities to ensure smooth workflow Ensure all work is executed as per drawings quality standards safety norms and timelines Supervise contractors carpenters electricians plumbers and other site staff Resolve site-level issues promptly to avoid delays 4 Quality Control Compliance Review and verify all design drawings BOQs and specifications before execution Conduct quality checks at various stages of the project Ensure compliance with building codes safety regulations and company standards Identify and rectify deviations from approved design or scope 5 Budgeting Cost Management Prepare project budgets estimates and cost breakdowns Track project expenses and ensure the project stays within the approved budget Approve vendor quotations measure work progress and verify bills Manage cost control avoid wastage and monitor material consumption 6 Material Procurement Vendor Coordination Coordinate with procurement team suppliers for timely delivery of materials Verify material quality and quantity upon arrival at the site Manage vendor performance and ensure they meet contractual commitments Maintain proper documentation of purchases approvals and deliveries 7 Risk Management Problem Solving Identify potential r