Project Manager
synecticsWest Peoria (IL)
About the role
Project Manager Hiring a project manager for a growing commercial glazing subcontractor to manage projects primarily from the office, with some construction site and warehouse involvement. Construction experience is strongly preferred, along with strong attention to detail, collaboration, and the ability to coordinate drawings, materials, schedules, and field operations. Job consists of 90% management from office, 10% management from construction site and/or warehouse. Attention to detail, forethought, team collaboration are required. Experience in construction industry strongly recommended. Health insurance and 401k offered. Daily responsibilities include reviewing architectural construction documents and collaborating with our drafting department to create project specific fabrication drawings. Oversee process of submittals and approvals of fabrication drawings from each project's architect of record. Soliciting quotes and ordering material pertaining to the particular projects assigned to this project manager, while keeping budget, manufacturing/delivery times, and project schedule in mind. Speaking to jobsite representative from other companies as well as installers from ours to ensure maximum efficiency and accuracy of installation. Coordinate with other project managers and field operations supervisor to schedule installation/manpower/material-delivery for projects assigned to this project manager with multiple weeks advanced notice.
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