Electrical Project Manager
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owen thomas groupPhoenix (AZ)
Construction ManagersElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
POSITION SUMMARYEnsure projects achieve financial goals. Ensure project schedules are met. Maximize customer satisfaction. Complete financial reporting and assist in managing cash flow. Ensure the safety of team members and customers.Ensure Projects Achieve Financial GoalsWork with PC to schedule and conduct PPM coordination meetings (Management & Field) based on standard format.Perform a scope and cost analysis of the project estimate to identify deficiencies and areas for cost savings.Review prime contract during contract review stage prior to signing the contract.Ensure field crews understand the scope and RFIs of the project in relation to the contract and plans.Identify change order scope and the most profitable approach. Ensure all change orders are captured.Monitor purchase requests to ensure material complies with project scope.Identify subcontractors to be used on each project.Manage Direct Report(s) to Ensure Team Goals are AchievedIdentify/Update High Payoff Activities/Motivation Plans with Each Direct Report.Provide Feedback on Performance and Coaching for Improvement and Motivation. Formalize/Document.Identify and Address Training Needs for Each Direct Report(s). Teach Supers performance discussions.Help Team Members Identify and Solve Problems.Ensure Project Schedules are MetReview contract plans and documents to ensure field crews have the required information and correct materials to complete the project.Ensure Project Engineers are tracking their projects.Maximize Customer SatisfactionMaintain effective relations with the Owner and General Contractor, i.e. balance between achieving profitability while pleasing client/customer and getting new work.Communicate immediately with the Customer regarding schedule impact and budget changes.Work with our Team to ensure resolution of conflicts between field employees and customers.Complete Financial ReportingVerify Job Costing information documentation up to date to aid in Financial Analysis. Estimate stays accurate (labor tracking).Perform Cost to Complete Analysis monthly.Participate in recap meetings to review Cost to Complete Analysis.Assist in Managing Company Cash FlowCreate and submit change orders by month end.Work with PEs to follow up with client/customer to process change orders as needed.Ensure Billing is at the Maximum Tolerable level and submitted on time including retention.Work with PE to monitor subcontractor billings.Ensure Safety of Team Members and CustomersMake Safety a priority in work-related decisions.Identify and address Safety Violations. Use as a teaching tool.OTHER TASKS & RESPONSIBILITIESAll other tasks associated with project completion, i.e. verifying material quantities before ordering, code compliance, value engineering, subcontractor quotes and contracts, design modification consulting, monitor supplier performance.Other duties as assignedREQUIRED SKILLS/ABILITIESAble to manage/lead/develop a team of professionalsAble to manage profitable projectsAble to provide training in the areas of project management, project scheduling, and project cost managementSkilled problem-solverAble to communicate at all levels of the organization and be successful with outside vendors/customersAbility to live out and exhibit the highest level of integrity in accordance with company mission and valuesEDUCATION & EXPERIENCE2+ years as a PE with a bachelor’s degree focused on construction management OR 4+ years as a PE with a career path working through the ranks as an Electrician (experience must be in commercial electrical construction projects)Experience with organizing the appropriate data for key leadership decision making
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