Project Manager

Job Purpose The primary objective of this position is to oversee and direct one or more construction projects, ensuring they align with the project's design, specifications, budget, and schedule. This involves strategic planning, directing, coordinating, and supervising field personnel and subcontractors. A key aspect of this role is to cultivate and foster positive relationships with customers to promote new business opportunities. The project manager is tasked with ensuring that all construction projects are conducted safely and profitably. Duties and Responsibilities Build and maintain positive working relationships with customers, A/E representatives, union officials, public agencies, contractors, and other business units. Streamline the communication of the company's and project policies, procedures, and standards. Serve as the primary point of contact to guarantee effective communication among clients, estimators, superintendents, and others. This is to streamline construction activities and uphold superior customer service. Plan, schedule, and manage construction project activities by coordinating with the field team comprised of Superintendents, Foreman, Project Engineers, and Project Analysts and subcontractors. Have a comprehensive understanding of the project's scope, the bid, and potential changes, liquidated damages, scheduling requirements, and modifications. Promptly notify owner of work that falls outside of the projects scope, adhering to change order processes. Guarantee that projects are finalized within the agreed timeframe, budget, and customer commitments, while also meeting quality standards and customer expectations. It requires close collaboration with the superintendent foreman, and dispatch to keep the schedule updated. Additionally, it involves reviewing the Daily Dispatch for accuracy. Participate in pre-construction activities including planning and scheduling of material and labor needs and managing Underground Service Alerts (USAs). Setup of staging area for materials and equipment. Identify dump sites for excess materials, TV/Hydro. Attend pre-job meetings, as necessary. Establish and understand internal and external project objectives, policies, and procedures within the contract guidelines. Confirm all permits and licenses are in place for our scope of work. Manage subcontractor/vendor scheduling. Sound understanding of subcontractor scope and duration. Coordinate with the procurement department for materials schedule/delivery. This role involves overseeing the financial components of project contracts. It includes reviewing billings, verifying the accuracy of quantities, and submitting these for review and approval to the Director of Field Operations before presenting them to the owner. It also involves examining invoices, CCA's, additional work billings, and resolving any cost-related issues. Manage financial aspects of subcontracts. This includes reviewing contract/subcontract language for CCO process. Review all subcontract CCO's, submit appropriate approval documents to Director of Field Operations. Oversee job close out tasks. Work closely with customers to fulfill final punch list. Coordinate schedule, subcontractors, ensure all punchwork complete through final walkthrough. Examine the final plans to ensure that any revisions, based on feedback from the estimating team, are submitted for all APCO's and RCO's to the owner. Review Heavy Job for 99000 extra work codes to ensure extra work reconciles with RCO's (when applicable). Secure project notice of completions and upload them, along with the final project photos to the respective job folders. Proactively supports the organizational safety program. Identifies and communicates safety improvements or potentially hazardous conditions. Maintain a safe and healthy work environment through a sound understanding of the safety program and OSHA requirements. Maximize employee performance and professional growth. Guide performance management through coaching, training, and mentoring. Oversee administrative duties such as document control, project logs, submittals, RFI's, diaries, and reporting. Qualifications & Requirements Bachelor's degree in engineering, construction management, (or related field) or 4 years equivalent combination of technical training and related experience. Successful completion of pre-employment alcohol and drug test. Valid driver's license. Practical knowledge of construction contracts/law. Employee labor law. Subcontracting law. Prevailing wage, public works, and private works regulations. Budgets, forecasts, planning, production, and job costing. Demonstrates a high level of attention to detail and accuracy. Strong time management and organizational skills are essential. Capable of adhering to deadlines and effectively prioritizing work assignments. Self-motivated and able to work independently with minimal supervision. Ability to work well with others and manage a team. Employment Type: Full Time Years Experience: 3 - 5 years Salary: $125,000 - $190,000 Annual Bonus/Commission: No