Project Manager (multiple positions available)

Ferrovial•New York, NY

7h•Onsite

About The Position

The position of Project Manager will be responsible for working across disciplines to ensure departments' assigned tasks are on time and within budget. Review all architectural package drawings and specifications and provide comments about compliance with DBA and NTO requirements in collaboration with Design Department. Review Procurement riders for architectural and building trade bid packages (e.g. Ornamental Metals, Terrazzo, Signage, Masonry, Exterior Carpentry, Stonework and Tiles, Hollow Metals and Doors, Carpet and Flooring, etc.) and ensure compliance with the RPW design requirements and specifications in collaboration with Design and Construction Departments prior to issuance to market. Work with Construction Quality team to assist with re-opening the AirTrain. Attend daily meetings with the PA, keep track of design/construction quality issues for the opening, including the testing and certification phases. Meet with quality and design teams to follow-up on progress and expedite processes. Assist with development of presentations and management of quarterly visits, attend in-person meetings, including site walkthroughs. Manage the creation of the Master CSR (Construction Submittal Review) table for design that are submitted directly to the PANYNJ. Review the Slab-on-grade and Slab-on-deck dates and coordinate with the retail units by area (“URW”) to prioritize the installation based on the concrete pouring schedule. Review monthly SSPP (“schedule of submittal packages”) in coordination with the Design Department before submission to PANYNJ. Assist safety team in management of information, tracking incidents, insurance meetings, etc.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture or related.
Four (4) years of experience with large civil infrastructure design-build (“DB”) or design-bid-build (“DBB”) projects valued at $200 million or more with following specific experience:
Managing engineering activities related to a DB transportation (highways, bridges, runways, or rail) construction projects.
Administering and managing the budget, cost control, and scheduling activities for highway, bridge, road, or runway construction project;
Negotiating with suppliers on a large highway, bridge, road, or runway construction project;
Using at least two (2) of the following tools: AutoCAD/3D, MicroStation, Bluebeam Revit, Sketch Up, or Microsoft Project to perform 2D and 3D design and drafting on a large infrastructure project;
Scheduling software such as P3, Primavera P6, and Microsoft Project;
Conducting daily field inspections to monitor production processes and Adjust schedules as needed; and coordinating multidisciplinary construction teams which include design and construction engineers, superintendents, and inspectors.
10% domestic travel within region / New York Area for business meetings.

Responsibilities

Working across disciplines to ensure departments' assigned tasks are on time and within budget.
Review all architectural package drawings and specifications and provide comments about compliance with DBA and NTO requirements in collaboration with Design Department.
Review Procurement riders for architectural and building trade bid packages and ensure compliance with the RPW design requirements and specifications in collaboration with Design and Construction Departments prior to issuance to market.
Work with Construction Quality team to assist with re-opening the AirTrain.
Attend daily meetings with the PA, keep track of design/construction quality issues for the opening, including the testing and certification phases.
Meet with quality and design teams to follow-up on progress and expedite processes.
Assist with development of presentations and management of quarterly visits, attend in-person meetings, including site walkthroughs.
Manage the creation of the Master CSR (Construction Submittal Review) table for design that are submitted directly to the PANYNJ.
Review the Slab-on-grade and Slab-on-deck dates and coordinate with the retail units by area (“URW”) to prioritize the installation based on the concrete pouring schedule.
Review monthly SSPP (“schedule of submittal packages”) in coordination with the Design Department before submission to PANYNJ.
Assist safety team in management of information, tracking incidents, insurance meetings, etc.