Project Manager - Civil
$90,000-$135,000
ApplyProject Manager - Civil
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$90,000-$135,000
About the role
- Responsible for the management of the construction contract(s) and/or work orders
- Supervisory responsibility for project team assigned to contract(s) and/or work orders.
- Collaborate with other Project Manager(s) in the office, as necessary.
- Collaborate and monitor Superintendent(s) performance on contracts and/or work orders.
- Create and collaborate on work proposals.
- Negotiate financial disputes and change orders with owners.
- Administrative point of contact for the owner
- Understand details of project scope of work
- Create and maintain project cost reports.
- Document and negotiate changes that may affect project completion or contract costs with subcontractors and owners.
- Develop field quality assurance and quality control plan with Superintendent.
- Collaboration of project safety plan with Superintendent(s)
- Responsible for managing MBE/WBE subcontracting requirements.
- 10 years of construction experience ORB.S. in Construction Management or Engineering plus 5 years ORMaster’s Degree plus 2 years
- Experience managing Job Order Contract projects preferred.
- Ability to manage multiple projects and personnel simultaneously.
- Knowledge of construction, design, cost reporting and cash flow management
- Proficiency in Project Management and Scheduling Software
- Great communication and organizational skills
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Paid time off 401K matching
- Flexible spending account
- Life insurance
- Referral program
- Professional development assistance
- Eligibility for Year End BonusLifeLock Subscription
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