Construction Project Manager
insight globalReno (NV)
Construction Project Manager
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insight globalReno (NV)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Project Manager Insight Global is seeking a Project Manager to join a construction team in Reno, NV. This individual will be responsible for the overall execution of assigned construction projects, including project financials, scheduling, subcontractor management, contract administration, safety, quality, and client relationships. The Project Manager will oversee projects valued up to $25M and work closely with project owners, subcontractors, vendors, engineers, utility companies, and local, state, and federal agencies to ensure projects are completed safely, on schedule, and within budget.
Key Responsibilities:
-Manage construction projects from pre-construction through closeout, including projects up to $25M.-Manage project budgets, forecasting, schedules, staffing, and overall project performance.-Develop, maintain, and analyze project schedules, including CPM and short-term schedules.-Coordinate subcontractors, vendors, crews, materials, and equipment.-Manage subcontract negotiations, purchase orders, change orders, and subcontractor payments.-Review contracts and ensure project teams comply with contractual requirements.-Lead communication with owners, engineers, agencies, utility companies, subcontractors, and other project stakeholders.-Identify and resolve project risks, conflicts, schedule impacts, and construction challenges.-Oversee project safety and quality requirements, including safety audits and project quality-control plans.-Support and mentor Project Engineers and other project team members.-Assist with estimating, field operations, claims, and project closeout as needed.-Ensure projects consistently meet company safety, quality, financial, and operational expectations.
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