Preconstruction Manager

Posted 3 days ago

scott humphreyRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Project expertise: commercial and industrial Corporate Office Healthcare Hospitality Industrial Business Parks Education
Primary Responsibilities: Estimating and lead estimating group on design phase cost estimates Ability to read drawings, geo-tech reports and specifications. Identify Utility conflicts and Bypass areas. Perform quantity take-off of Pipe & Appurtenances/Concrete/Sitework, requiring quantity counts, linear quantity measurement. Ability to formulate a unit price as needed. Solicit Subcontractor/Supplier participation via phone and/or E-mail. Write RFI's to Engineers. Proficient in scope analysis, ability to estimate deficiencies as needed. Project RFQ and RFP development Establish project database for proposals Create construction schedule for estimates in P6 Coordinate and establish the project budget (GMP)Projects ranging from 10 Million to 80 Million, Hard Deadlines, and must be able to multi-task efficiently. Developing and maintaining long term beneficial relationships with key vendors and subcontractors. Participate in pre and post construction review. Preferences/Qualifications:5-10 years estimating and Pre Con experience. Previous experience with Hard Bid Municipal Commercial Projects. Ability to understand construction terminology. Strong communication and organizational skills Computer proficiency in MS Outlook, Word, Excel and knowledge of MC2 preferred. Valid Driver License and ability to commute to job sites

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