Construction Project Manager

Paul Davis Restoration•Princeton, TX

20d•Hybrid

About The Position

We manage residential and commercial reconstruction projects resulting from water, fire, and mold damage. As a Project Manager, you'll own your projects from the time they're estimated. You'll be setting budgets, writing work orders, selecting and managing subcontractors, and inspecting work in the field to make sure it gets done right and on schedule. What you'll actually do: Take ownership of projects once they've been estimated and sold Occasionally support the estimator during the sales process Identify and sell upgrades to homeowners during the reconstruction process Build and manage project budgets; communicate scope and cost clearly with homeowners and insurance parties Write and issue work orders based on scope of damage and required repairs Select subcontractors and hold them accountable to quality, schedule, and budget Spend significant time in the field inspecting work at each stage Coordinate with homeowners throughout the process. These are people dealing with a rough situation, and clear communication matters. Manage multiple active projects simultaneously

Requirements

Hands-on construction experience. You need to know what good work looks like and catch what isn't
Experience managing subcontractors
Ability to read a job, build a realistic budget, and stick to it
Some comfort with sales or upselling. You'll be talking to homeowners about upgrade options
Strong organizational and communication skills
Proficient with a variety of technology and software, preferably including Xactimate and Symbility

Nice To Haves

Restoration/insurance reconstruction experience is a plus but not required
Bilingual (Spanish) preferred, but not required

Responsibilities

Take ownership of projects once they've been estimated and sold
Occasionally support the estimator during the sales process
Identify and sell upgrades to homeowners during the reconstruction process
Build and manage project budgets; communicate scope and cost clearly with homeowners and insurance parties
Write and issue work orders based on scope of damage and required repairs
Select subcontractors and hold them accountable to quality, schedule, and budget
Spend significant time in the field inspecting work at each stage
Coordinate with homeowners throughout the process
Manage multiple active projects simultaneously