Project Manager (Healthcare/Pharma Construction)
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About The Position
Anova Technical Services is a growing professional service organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, with project locations across the United States. Our clients span various markets, including pharmaceutical, healthcare, agriculture research, chemical manufacturing, industrial, and higher education. We pride ourselves on providing knowledgeable expertise with proven processes delivered through technology platforms to ensure best practices for our clients. The Project Manager is a pivotal role within our organization, responsible for leading projects and supervising the construction team. This includes securing subcontracts, managing purchasing, overseeing monthly invoicing, approving subcontractor payments, and conducting weekly progress meetings. The Project Manager ensures quality, production, and safety throughout the construction process, playing an integral part in the construction project management team. In this role, the Project Manager will exhibit strong skills in construction management, overseeing total construction efforts while providing administrative and technical direction to their team. They will ensure that each project is constructed according to design, budget, and schedule specifications. The Project Manager will take proactive responsibility for various operational oversight activities, effectively communicating and executing tasks and goals while resolving issues among subcontractors, foremen, architects, clientele, and related personnel. The Project Manager is expected to manage and coordinate all job site services and requirements, reliably and consistently delivering on their responsibilities while developing the necessary skills to act in an advisory role to the success of Anova. This position requires foundational knowledge of complex building systems, including excavation, installation of utilities, foundations, structural systems, MEP installation, and finish work. The Project Manager will also be responsible for managing construction budgets, contract administration, and customer service, ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction and responsiveness to needs and change orders.
