The Commercial Manager is expected to manage commercial and contractual matters across construction projects in Indonesia. Responsibilities typically include contract administration, claims and variations, cost control, procurement coordination, subcontractor management, forecasting, progress valuations and commercial reporting. Candidates should hold a degree in quantity surveying, construction management, engineering, business or a related discipline, with substantial experience in commercial management on major infrastructure or building projects. Strong knowledge of FIDIC or similar contracts, Indonesian regulations, negotiation, risk management and financial reporting is expected. The successful candidate should be commercially astute, ethical, detail-oriented and confident working with clients, consultants, subcontractors and multicultural project teams.
Leighton is a major construction and infrastructure business associated with Leighton Asia and the broader CIMIC Group, which has delivered complex projects across Asia-Pacific. Its work has included buildings, transport infrastructure, civil engineering, resources and other large-scale developments. The company typically operates through multidisciplinary project teams and works closely with government agencies, consultants, clients and specialist contractors. A Manager Commercial supports the financial and contractual performance of projects, helping protect margins, manage risk and maintain strong client relationships. Leighton’s working environment is generally suited to professionals with experience in major projects, rigorous reporting systems and international or multicultural teams. Depending on the specific operating entity and project, employment conditions may include performance incentives, accommodation, transport, medical cover or other expatriate benefits, although these should be confirmed directly with the recruiter.
Indonesia offers opportunities in construction, infrastructure, property, energy, mining, manufacturing, technology and tourism. Java, especially Jakarta, is the main commercial and corporate center, while Surabaya is important for industry and logistics. Bali provides a relaxed international lifestyle and strong tourism employment, although housing can be expensive. Sumatra and Kalimantan offer opportunities linked to plantations, mining, ports and large infrastructure projects; Sulawesi and eastern islands are developing more gradually. Indonesian culture values courtesy, relationships, community and religious diversity. Major cities provide modern amenities, but traffic, humidity and rainy seasons can be challenging. Foreign employees generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and appropriate limited-stay visa; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Relocating employees should arrange certified qualifications, health insurance, accommodation and local banking before arrival. Learning basic Bahasa Indonesia is highly recommended and helps significantly with daily life and workplace communication.
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