Project Manager
datacenterdynamicsDerwood (MD)
About the role
Our Team:
We are looking for an individual who has a intense sense of urgency, cares about quality control and understands either General Construction, MEP Construction OR Low-Voltage Trade Construction.
What we Offer:
We are competitive in nature and will offer compensation, bonus and commission structures that provide a unique and different way to pay for your experience and success in work Strong benefits package Community and culture - we work with our friends and have similar mindsets. Caring about your work, being proud to manage important roles and being fun to be around is important We have ample opportunities for growth, leadership and cool projects to manage within Datacenter, Mission Critical and Commercial Construction Environments
Role Overview:
-- Develop and maintain project objectives and task for datacenter construction, focusing on telecom, OSP/ISP, conveyance, and low-voltage trades.
Key Responsibilities:
-- Create, update, and track detailed CPM schedules, finances, labor, material etc.-- Coordinate with trades and subcontractors on progress and dependencies.-- Monitor critical path, delays, and provide schedule reports.
Requirements:
-- Experience as project manager in datacenter or mission-critical construction.-- Strong knowledge of telecom/OSP/ISP/low-voltage trades preferred.-- Proficiency in Bluebeam, Procore and or Microsoft Office/project manager
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