Expansion Project Supervisor for building chocolate shops plays a hands-on role in supervising day-to-day tasks, ensuring the project stays on track and meets specific business goals. The project supervisor will be involved in the operational aspects and strategic decisions regarding the shop's identity, branding, and functionality.
JOB DESCRIPTION:
SITE IDENTIFICATION & EVALUATION:
• Conduct market research to identify potential locations for new shops in Ho Chi Minh City and other provinces.
• Analyze demographics, competition, and foot traffic to assess site viability.
• Work with real estate agency and site check every single potential location for the project.
LEASE NEGOTIATION:
• Negotiate lease terms with landlords, ensuring favorable terms for the company.
• Prepare and review lease agreements, working closely with legal advisors as needed.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with property owners and real estate agents.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT:
• In charge of oversee detailed project plans, including timelines, budgets (CAPEX & OPEX), and resource allocation.
• Coordinate with architects, contractors, and suppliers to ensure project design aligns with the company’s branding and operational requirements.
• Supervise construction and renovation activities, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.
• Address any project delays or issues promptly and effectively.
• Orchestrate and oversee activities from other departments related with launch of expansion projects (e.g., operations, logistics, communication, others,…)
COMPLIANCE & QUALITY ASSURANCE:
• Ensure all new shops meet local regulatory requirements, including permits and health/safety standards.
• Oversee final inspections and shop handover to Operations teams.
• Guarantee brand standards in terms of layout, ambiance, and functionality.
BUDGET MANAGEMENT:
• Monitor project budgets, tracking expenditures to avoid cost overruns.
• Prepare regular financial and progress reports for line management.
REPORTING & STAKEHOLDER COMMUNICATION:
• Provide regular updates on project progress to key stakeholders, including timelines, risks, and mitigations.
• Document lessons learned from each expansion to improve future projects.