Project Manager- Commercial Group

Big-D Construction•Boise, ID

15h•Onsite

About The Position

McAlvain has an opportunity for a Commercial Project Manager to join their team of professionals in Boise, ID. Candidates are required to have specific inherent character traits that fit the company culture, with a primary focus on the PERSON's attributes. The role involves overseeing concrete construction efforts to ensure projects are executed in accordance with design, budget, and schedule, while collaborating with various stakeholders. A proactive safety culture is essential, and the Project Manager will administer the project safety program to ensure a safe and healthy work environment. The position also requires developing and mentoring project engineers, providing technical assistance, interpreting drawings, and managing project schedules and procedures. The role emphasizes strong leadership, efficient decision-making, and maintaining positive relationships with field teams.

Requirements

4 year bachelor’s degree in construction management or engineering.
Software: Bluebeam, Procore, Outbuild, Primavera, Vista.
Self-Perform Concrete Experience.
Minimum of 5 years’ experience as a Project Engineer.
Strong grasp of all building construction trades.
Skilled in Critical Path Method (CPM) Scheduling.
Strong ability in cost projecting.
Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and construction management software.
Safety standards knowledge including OSHA 30 or greater.
Self-starter with the ability to set and ensure goals and tasks with strong leadership goals.

Responsibilities

Oversee concrete construction effort to ensure the project is executed in accordance with design, budget, and schedule.
Work collaboratively with project superintendent, foreman, trades, client representatives, A/E representatives and other contractors in a professional manner.
Create a proactive safety culture that encourages “safety first” thinking and performance.
Administrate project safety program to ensure a safe and healthy work environment in compliance with corporate safety plan, regulations by owner, state, and OSHA, and project specific safety measures.
Review, monitor, and support jobsite safety, conduct safety meetings and trainings on a regular basis.
Perform safety audit on all jobs once per month including site visit and audit of project specific documentation (Job Hazard Analysis, Pre-Task Plans, etc.).
Exhibit ability to independently develop and project engineers.
Exhibit a keen ability to identify and develop talent.
Provide technical assistance, constructability feedback, interpret drawings, and develop construction methods consistent with contract documents, budget, and schedule on projects in preconstruction and during construction.
Participate in purchasing and scheduling commitments with project superintendent as necessary.
Exhibit ability to independently develop and audit project schedules at all phases of design development with vision toward identifying and communicating challenges and opportunities.
Support the planning and coordination of on-site functions (engineering, scheduling and coordination of material deliveries, subcontractors, equipment, and manpower requirements).
Take a lead role in developing and implementing project procedures and standards.
Reinforce, support, and train industry and company standards to produce consistent results.
Be a catalyst for strong, efficient, timely decision making to ensure procurement, submittal, or other project management functions are managed effectively.
Establish and maintain relationships with field superintendents, foreman, and management teams.
Support field superintendents and foreman in their positions by exhibiting strong leadership in recruiting, training, mentoring, and motivating.
Ensure updated project schedules and sub-schedules are maintained as required.
Increase overall schedule awareness.
Ensure field operations are aligned with the requirements of the Prime Agreement.
Ensure timely buyout of subcontracts for projects.
Monitors design details for cost and constructability.
Maintain familiarity with owner contract terms and risks.
Assist with project pursuits in developing early schedules, logistics plans, and work plans.
Reviews, approves, or denies purchase orders and pay requests.