Project Manager - Water Resources - Atlanta, GA

Reeves Young•Sugar Hill, GA

14h

About The Position

Reeves Young is hiring a Project Manager in Water Resources to lead and manage project teams and deliver construction projects that meet client requirements. The role oversees projects from beginning to end, supports the Business Unit Leader, and trains and develops Project Managers. It also involves identifying and securing construction projects, managing project teams to balance profitability with client satisfaction, and staying informed about the status of projects under the role’s control. The position includes building relationships and identifying opportunities through industry, social, and nonprofit networking events. Reeves Young describes its culture as people-focused and emphasizes employee growth and celebrating staff accomplishments. The company offers competitive pay, benefits, paid time off, company events, and an on-site fitness center. Reeves Young is an equal opportunity employer and maintains a drug-free, smoke-free workplace. Background checks and drug tests are conducted, and the company participates in E-Verify.

Requirements

At least ten years of experience in the construction industry.
Ability to monitor and understand the overall financial status of a project throughout its duration.
Ability to manage and contribute as part of a team.
Ability to develop strong business plans.
Working knowledge of, or willingness to learn, Outlook, Word, Excel, Adobe, Bluebeam, Procore/Project Sight, P6 Primavera, MS Project, Viewpoint, Viewpoint Field Work Center, and HCSS.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Lead and manage Project Managers, Assistant Project Managers, and Superintendents to deliver results to clients.
Manage construction projects from beginning to end in accordance with project requirements.
Train and develop Project Managers and support the Business Unit Leader.
Identify, propose, close, and manage construction projects that generate profits.
Manage multiple project teams while maximizing profitability and client satisfaction.
Participate in team meetings and demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of the status of every project under the role’s control.
Seek and attend industry, social, and nonprofit networking opportunities to build relationships and identify new opportunities.
Monitor and understand project financial status throughout the project, including subcontractors, vendors, labor and payroll, small tools, construction equipment, forming materials and systems, miscellaneous materials, and project overhead.