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Construction Manager

Posted 3 days ago

iicrcDover (DE)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$50,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year

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About the role

Construction Manager SERVPRO of Dover/Middletown is looking for a Construction Manager! This position is a base salary plus commission on each project as long as criteria is met. As a Construction Manager with SERVPRO of Dover/Middletown, you will be responsible for ensuring the highest quality of service is provided to all customers and clients! In this role, you will manage a wide range of functions on all construction projects.
Key Responsibilities: Oversee operations of all construction projects and ensure customer and client satisfaction Manage the construction team and assign leads to superintendents Ensure project schedules are in place and monitor completion schedules and budgetary requirements Ensure all work performed complies with the plans, specifications, local codes, and requirements of the scope of work. Ensure proper documentation of each project including photos, contracts, change orders, etc. Perform end-of-day/end-of-job debrief with other superintendents Position Requirements High school diploma/GED Previous construction management experience Project Management Professional (PMP) certification preferred Excellent organizational and leadership skills Ability to meet established production goals and maintain profitability Effective written and oral communication Skills/Physical Demands/Competencies Exposure to extreme conditions such as heat Ability to walk and/or stand for long periods of times (i.e., driving, sitting, climbing) Ability to climb ladders and work at ceiling heights Exposure to noise levels at jobsites that can be loud Ability to successfully complete a background check subject to applicable law Compensation: $50,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year

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