The Project Manager will be charged with scheduling and coordinating the field construction of a project including man-power, materials, equipment to complete project timely, with quality standards specified and within budgetary constraints. Travel to sites is required. Specific duties include: Coordinate project from start to award: Preparing budgets for operations and projects. Perform periodic reviews of completed projects and interact with property management staff to monitor project performance, assist with repair/replacement tasks on existing properties, and incorporate suggestions and ideas for future projects. Maintain effective and open communication with all project stake holders concerning task completions, document reviews, due diligence findings, project status, site selections, applications, etc. Document control including generating all submittmits, requests for information (RFI), electronic document management, budget management, and change order management. Reviews drawings, budgets, schedules and other project related matters with jobsite superintendent. Reports current cost projections to supervisor on a monthly or more frequent basis and assists project manager with other cost projections. Negotiates and writes subcontracts and vendor purchase orders for project manager's signature. Negotiates and writes change orders with subcontractors and vendors. Works with governmental agencies to aid project success or resolve job problems. Shares job cost responsibility through monitoring budgets and schedules resolving problems, and writing job cost and status reports. Works to optimize team effectiveness and helps coordinate project team.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed