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Form of workThe Project Manager performs work independently to manage client construction projects. Project types will generally fit into one of the following categories: ground-up (industrial, office and medical), tenant improvement/build-out, and tenant remodel. The Project Manager is responsible for all aspects of construction including bidding/budgeting/scheduling, subcontract administration including negotiation and issuance of contracts and change orders, RFI and submittal tracking, client/internal meeting documentation, billing, issue resolution, financial management, and project closeout. In addition, this position will direct design coordination, permitting, and owner interaction.
Performs all project administration by way of critical path schedule development, RFI and submittal tracking, meeting documentation, bid solicitation, proposal qualification, contract negotiation, financial management, processes change orders, invoices and billings.
Performs all problem solving activities, coordination with consultants and subcontractors and field communications.
Represents company professionally in project meetings and runs strategy meetings.
Interprets and explains plans and contract terms to administrative staff, workers and clients as needed.
Formulates reports concerning such areas as work progress, cost and scheduling.
Works with superintendents and foremen to plan, organize and direct activities concerned with construction projects.
Compiles as-built and close out documents, develops and completes punch lists and addresses warranty claims post-completion.
Actively participates in team activities that promote a sense of “esprit de corps” amongst team members.
Performs related duties as assigned or as the situation dictates taking full ownership of their projects.
Performs all project administration by way of critical path schedule development, RFI and submittal tracking, meeting documentation, bid solicitation, proposal qualification, contract negotiation, financial management, processes change orders, invoices and billings.
Performs all problem solving activities, coordination with consultants and subcontractors and field communications.
Represents company professionally in project meetings and runs strategy meetings.
Interprets and explains plans and contract terms to administrative staff, workers and clients as needed.
Formulates reports concerning such areas as work progress, cost and scheduling.
Works with superintendents and foremen to plan, organize and direct activities concerned with construction projects.
Compiles as-built and close out documents, develops and completes punch lists and addresses warranty claims post-completion.
Actively participates in team activities that promote a sense of “esprit de corps” amongst team members.
Performs related duties as assigned or as the situation dictates taking full ownership of their projects.
