Construction Project Manager

Description

• Develops and maintains resource information on products, vendors, subcontractors, government requirements, etc.
• Become the designated point of contact on assigned projects as well as liaison as required with Board Directors, Committees and/or Commissions.
• Monitor quality of work and ensure safe work conditions for all employees. Carry out and complete inspections. (frequency)
• Creates take-offs of documents onto spreadsheets based on plans, verifying plans onsite.
• Obtains RFQs and pricing from engineers, subcontractors, materials manufacturers and shipping quotes.
• Coordinate and schedule subcontractor work.
• Interact with the customer throughout the project, ensuring all needs are met; attend organizational meetings when required.
• Reviews requests for estimates and understands scope of work to bid.
• Informs immediate supervisor of any observed inaccuracies or omissions in quoted items or computer database.
• Develop and maintain on-site positive relationships with all employees starting with the GC and/or Owners for a successful project.
• Ensure all permits are in place.
• Coordinate Mobilization of Equipment & Material with Managers, the Superintendent and/or GC.
• Schedules meetings with leads to determine services needed.
• Collaborate with the Project Estimator on the preliminary project schedule and conduct the project hand off meeting between Estimator and Manager.
• Coordinate with the Engineer, the Superintendent and/or GC regarding the test installation scope of work including mobilization and demobilization.
• Track the budget frequently, LME and communicate any issues with the Foreman and Superintendent.
• Attend market outreach events, trade shows, host lunch & learns and one-on-one with contractors and engineers.
• Collaborate with the Project Coordinator to complete submittals as required for the project.
• Put together and submit invoices and change orders as soon as possible. Monitor, track and follow up using the CRE Accounting System. Resolve discrepancies when they arise.
• Contact and follow-on prospective leads; maintain contacts for future opportunities.
• Prepares cost analysis and proposal by calculating labor, material, equipment, subcontractor and overhead costs incurred for the project. Collaborate with President and/or Lead Estimator
• Communicate daily with the Foreman pertaining to the project and retrieve production info.
• Coordinate and finalize schedules. Monitor and track schedules to complete projects on time. Work with the Superintendent to get the project back on schedule when behind.
• Makes an estimate where predetermined standard(s) are not available.
• Follow up on prospective leads; maintain contacts for future opportunities.

Requirements

• At least three years of experience in civil and/or structural engineering design and construction, including at least two years of experience in project management or a related field; or graduation from an accredited university with a degree in civil engineering or related field and two years of progressively responsible engineering experience; or any equivalent combination of experience and training that provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities.
• Working knowledge of construction documents (plans and specifications).
• Ability to obtain security passes to federal job sites.
• High school graduation, or its equivalent.
• Communication Proficiency
• Bachelor’s Degree
• Valid driver’s license.
• Three to five years’ experience working in an architect’s (or engineer’s) office, construction administration or construction contractor’s office or in a related field.
• Problem Solving/Analysis and understanding charts and schedules
• Technical Capacity and Plan Reading

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance