Project Manager - Commercial - Columbia, SC

Reeves Young•Greenville, SC

About The Position

Reeves Young is hiring a Commercial Project Manager in Columbia, South Carolina. The role involves controlling the time, cost, and quality of a large construction project or multiple projects in a fast-paced, creative, collaborative environment. The Project Manager reviews the full project scope, including contract requirements, drawings, specifications, estimates, schedules, and applicable building codes, then plans, negotiates, and coordinates the construction process with subcontractors, engineers, architects, and vendors. The Project Manager develops a project business plan with the team to maximize fees, minimize waste, strategize trade buyouts, establish contingency, improve schedules, and identify fee-enhancement opportunities. The position also monitors the project's overall financial status throughout its duration. Reeves Young describes opportunities for continuing education and career growth.

Requirements

Working knowledge of, or willingness to learn, Outlook, Word, Excel, Adobe, Bluebeam, ProCore, MS Project, Viewpoint, and Viewpoint Field Work Center.

Responsibilities

Control the time, cost, and quality of a large project or multiple construction projects.
Review and understand the complete project scope of work, including contract requirements, drawings, specifications, estimates, schedules, and applicable building codes.
Plan, negotiate, and coordinate construction activities, including hiring subcontractors and working with engineers, architects, and vendors.
Develop a comprehensive project business plan with the project team to maximize fees, minimize waste, strategize trade buyouts, establish contingency, improve schedules, and identify fee-enhancement opportunities.
Conduct effective pre-job meetings with subcontractors addressing schedule, quality, safety, and phasing and coordination between trades.
Monitor and understand the overall financial status of the project throughout its duration, including subcontractor and vendor status, labor and payroll, small tools, construction equipment, material tracking, miscellaneous materials, and project overhead.