Construction Project Manager

KONE•Naples, FL

7d•$105,100 - $137,970•Onsite

About The Position

Founded in 1910, KONE is a global leader that provides elevators, escalators and automatic building doors, as well as solutions for maintenance and modernization that add value to buildings throughout their life cycle. Our mission is to improve the flow of urban life and make our world’s cities better places to live by providing innovative solutions that help make people’s journeys safe, convenient and reliable. Our operations in over 60 countries around the world has helped us achieve our position as an innovation and sustainability leader with repeated recognitions by Forbes, Corporate Knights for clean capitalism and others. As our Construction Project Manager, you will own a variety of action items including, but not limited to, maintaining/updating the agreed upon schedule, status of project resources (including material, labor, etc.), and procurement related responsibilities (such as subcontracts and vendors). You would ensure quality is addressed throughout the project life cycle through metrics and acting on punch-list items.

Requirements

2+ years of relevant construction project management expertise.
Bachelor's degree or 7+ years of relevant working experience.
Aspirations for learning an exciting and new field.
Ability to collaborate with both internal and external stakeholders.
Passion for ensuring safety on worksites and prepared to audit compliance.
Proficiency in using a variety of tools to ensure project scope is met within timelines, such as Microsoft Project or SAP.
Keen eye for picking up risks/opportunities through outlets such as contracts, on sites, etc.
Sound financial acumen, such as managing cash flow of budget and forecasting.

Responsibilities

Manage commercial elevator construction projects.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders.
Ensure safety on worksites and audit compliance.
Utilize tools like Microsoft Project or SAP to manage project scope and timelines.
Identify risks and opportunities through contracts and on-site assessments.
Manage project budget, cash flow, and forecasting.
Maintain and update the agreed-upon schedule.
Track the status of project resources (material, labor, etc.).
Handle procurement responsibilities, including subcontracts and vendors.
Ensure quality throughout the project life cycle through metrics and addressing punch-list items.