Project Manager (Civil Construction)

Keeley Construction•St. Louis, MO

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Keeley Construction is looking to hire a Traveling Project Manager for our Civil Infrastructure Group in St. Louis, MO. This individual must be willing to travel to jobsite locations based on project demands. Keeley Companies believes in empowering its people and fulfilling career aspirations, offering countless opportunities for advancement and a world-class family culture centered around creating the best possible environment for its people to thrive.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field plus a minimum of five years of experience performing primary responsibilities listed above.
Proficient with Outlook, Excel and Word is a plus.
Background of technical skills and understanding of excavation, utilities, wastewater, and earthwork methods.
Ability to build and maintain a positive working relationship with staff, vendors, and clients.
Must be willing to travel as needed.

Responsibilities

Manage and lead project teams to deliver successful outcomes with a focus on quality, safety, and productivity.
Develop comprehensive project plans prior to project kickoff to ensure alignment with scope, schedule, and budget.
Build, manage, and strategize project schedules. Recognize, identify, and rectify potential impacts.
Understand and coordinate all roles within the project lifecycle, from administrative functions to owner responsibilities.
Work with suppliers and field supervision to coordinate material needs. Ensure that materials meet specifications and that packing slips match the quantity delivered.
Manage risk in relation to job-site safety, owner contractual terms, city and/or county specifications, and other contractors that could be working on-site.
Work with estimators to organize a pre-construction meeting with key supervisors in operations to help produce a project.
Facilitate change orders and closeout documentation with clients.
Communicate and coordinate with local municipal inspectors, consulting firms, engineering firms, owner representatives, and local utilities.
Schedule subcontractors when needed and manage effective communication to avoid delays in operations.
Ability to read and write subcontracts & vendor agreements based on their owners’ contract requirements.
Coordinate resources with other project managers, general superintendents, project engineers, etc.
Manage and grow a team by taking responsibility and genuine interest in their team’s development and growth.
Collaborate with stakeholders at all levels to ensure consistent communication and alignment throughout the project.