The
Specialized Cities Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing the
operations of specialized places, including approving plans, issuing licenses
and permits, and developing and updating related policies. The role provides
technical support for master planning, infrastructure, and public facilities by
reviewing development requests and ensuring the suitability of sites for
specialized places. It also involves evaluating land use, roads, plot sizes,
and service areas within the master plan.

Duties
and responsibilities:

• Managing the operations of specialized places,
  approving their plans, licensing and permits, as well as developing and
  updating related policies
• Providing technical support for the general plan,
  infrastructure, and public facilities by studying development requests and the
  suitability of the site for establishing a place.
• Specialized industrial studies, in addition to
  studying the uses of land, roads, plot areas, and service areas for the general
  plan.
• Ensure that all technical requirements and
  specifications are met in accordance with what is approved by the organization
• Selecting a qualified consulting office to supervise
  development and follow up on development work.
• Issuing and renewing operating licenses for
  specialized industrial places and issuing technical approvals during
  development
• Issuing and renewing development licenses for
  specialized industrial places.
• Receiving infrastructure and facilities projects in
  specific industrial places.
• Invoicing and collecting operating fees.
• Supervising the operation of the operations of
  specialized industrial places and ensuring that the level of services conforms
  to the specified specifications and standards.
• Technical supervision and evaluation of the
  performance of industrial control of all industrial facilities.
• Cooperating with relevant authorities and bodies to
  address any regulatory deficiency or violation.
• Dealing with incoming reports and closing them.