W.E. O'Neil Construction
Project Manager- Lump Sum Projects
W.E. O'Neil Construction, Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60290
General Description
The project manager coordinates all construction activities throughout the duration of the project and is the main point of contact between O'Neil and the Owner and Architect. This role is intended specifically for lump sum projects. The Project Manager is responsible for total on-site management of the project and supervision of the field staff and is responsible for financial management of projects. The Project Manager is the main link between O'Neil field operations and upper management and reports to a Project Executive or Vice President of Operations.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Participate in bid/budget preparation Negotiate, award, and write subcontracts Lead the project team in creating and monitoring the project CPM schedule Monitor cost reporting system to assess project profitability at all times Initiate and oversee the preparation of monthly payment applications Monitor the project change order process Manage the relationship with the Owner and the design team Ensure safety and quality control programs are adhered to Oversee and manage all project staff Negotiate final acceptance of project by Owner and close-out of all subcontracts. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Building Operations - has a range of experience in field operations and construction means and methods, including project scheduling, management systems, and project closeout. Estimating - can participate in developing bid strategy. Can develop sub bid packages, negotiate, and award subcontracts. Staff Management - actively manages and develops the project staff by setting goals and priorities for the team and holding them accountable. Coaches staff members and aids in their career development. Contract Agreements - knows the business terms of the owner contract and how they affect project outcomes; enforces contract terms with both subcontractors and Owners. Safety Management - participates in and holds the project team accountable for proactive safety practices. Client Relationships - establishes positive relationships with clients. Financial Understanding - understands project cost reporting systems, and can use them to accurately communicate the financial status of a project. Problem Identification and Resolution - recognizes and drives the resolution of any obstacles preventing success in all areas of the project - schedule, budget, subcontractors, staff, change orders, means and methods, customer satisfaction, etc. Is decisive in resolving tough issues. Profitability: Optimizing Financial Success - coaches the team on what makes money and holds the team accountable for doing the things that deliver results - quality, safety, buyout, cost control, change orders, schedule, customer service.
Job Specifications
Individuals should have a minimum of 12 years experience in the industry, with at least 6 as a project manager. Experience should preferably be in large (>$40 million) lump sum building projects, preferably in the Chicago market. Experience with self-performed work, primarily concrete, is also desirable, but not necessary.
The project manager coordinates all construction activities throughout the duration of the project and is the main point of contact between O'Neil and the Owner and Architect. This role is intended specifically for lump sum projects. The Project Manager is responsible for total on-site management of the project and supervision of the field staff and is responsible for financial management of projects. The Project Manager is the main link between O'Neil field operations and upper management and reports to a Project Executive or Vice President of Operations.
Major Duties and Responsibilities:
Participate in bid/budget preparation Negotiate, award, and write subcontracts Lead the project team in creating and monitoring the project CPM schedule Monitor cost reporting system to assess project profitability at all times Initiate and oversee the preparation of monthly payment applications Monitor the project change order process Manage the relationship with the Owner and the design team Ensure safety and quality control programs are adhered to Oversee and manage all project staff Negotiate final acceptance of project by Owner and close-out of all subcontracts. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Building Operations - has a range of experience in field operations and construction means and methods, including project scheduling, management systems, and project closeout. Estimating - can participate in developing bid strategy. Can develop sub bid packages, negotiate, and award subcontracts. Staff Management - actively manages and develops the project staff by setting goals and priorities for the team and holding them accountable. Coaches staff members and aids in their career development. Contract Agreements - knows the business terms of the owner contract and how they affect project outcomes; enforces contract terms with both subcontractors and Owners. Safety Management - participates in and holds the project team accountable for proactive safety practices. Client Relationships - establishes positive relationships with clients. Financial Understanding - understands project cost reporting systems, and can use them to accurately communicate the financial status of a project. Problem Identification and Resolution - recognizes and drives the resolution of any obstacles preventing success in all areas of the project - schedule, budget, subcontractors, staff, change orders, means and methods, customer satisfaction, etc. Is decisive in resolving tough issues. Profitability: Optimizing Financial Success - coaches the team on what makes money and holds the team accountable for doing the things that deliver results - quality, safety, buyout, cost control, change orders, schedule, customer service.
Job Specifications
Individuals should have a minimum of 12 years experience in the industry, with at least 6 as a project manager. Experience should preferably be in large (>$40 million) lump sum building projects, preferably in the Chicago market. Experience with self-performed work, primarily concrete, is also desirable, but not necessary.