Project Manager

Gallegos Corporation•Denver, CO

21h•$81,000 - $132,000

About The Position

The Project Manager coordinates the completion of projects in masonry, plaster/stucco, concrete, or marble and granite work in alignment with The Gallegos Corporation’s mission, vision, values, and goals. The role requires knowledge of the trades being managed, organizational, leadership, and supervisory skills, and strong customer service when working with owners, vendors, project superintendents, site foremen, architects, general contractors, and internal customers. This position has supervisory responsibilities. The Project Manager supports projects from pre-job planning through closeout, coordinating schedules, budgets, manpower, equipment, materials, safety, risk management, construction documentation, and stakeholder communication. The role also contributes to estimating, client relationship development, employee performance management, and post-job reviews.

Requirements

Technical knowledge in construction, estimating, or project management.
Three to five years of equivalent work experience and/or trade school.
Ability to review job-site blueprints.
Ability to interact and communicate with individuals at all levels of the organization.
OSHA 30 and Competent Person certifications, and Incident Investigation training.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel, and ProCore, Sage 300, or similar systems.
Working knowledge of English to communicate with other crew members.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management or Engineering is preferred.
Bilingual Spanish is preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure the highest standard of safety on projects at all times.
Collaborate with the pre-construction department on project handoffs and budget development during pre-job planning.
Maintain detailed schedules for planning and tracking manpower, equipment, cash flow, and risk management.
Coordinate stakeholders through the Short Interval Planning (SIP) process, scheduling tools, equipment, materials, and manpower as needed by field staff.
Ensure foremen adhere to the SIP, manage crew timecards through ADP, and conduct Toolbox Talks.
Participate in the Exit Strategy process and provide input; participate in post-job reviews.
Plan and execute work procedures with superintendents, foremen, and subcontractors; interpret specifications and coordinate construction phases.
Review project change documents, including ASI, RFI, CCD, and RFC; generate change orders and takeoffs.
Collaborate with the Accounting/Job Costing Department to ensure budgets are set up.
Conduct weekly Bird Reports and monthly Project Budget Analyses (BTA); ensure job-site projections are accurately recorded and work with field staff on cost-effective purchasing methods.
Monitor employee performance, document disciplinary issues, participate in termination decisions, and interview candidates.
Ensure and track that superintendents and foremen manage risk through proper project documentation, including daily reports and huddles; escalate contractual risks and anomalies immediately to the Regional President; ensure operations follow internal policies and objectives and reduce risk.
Develop and maintain client relationships; track new project leads and communicate with the CBDO and Regional President.
Participate in labor, material, and subcontractor cost estimates, using BTA knowledge for bids.
Model The Gallegos Corporation’s mission and values.