Building Project Manager
Building Project Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Plan and direct day-to-day activities of Field Crews to support the Scope of Work.
- Oversee the operation, maintenance, and repair of all equipment and supplies.
- Manage and maintain inventory of any equipment, materials, stockpiles.
- Provide daily reports to the company and Florida DOT as required.
- Complete Daily Maintenance Crew Report (Form 325-010-01) in the format acceptable to the Department. Reports will be turned in at the end of each workday.
- Operate equipment and perform day-to-day maintenance activities
- Ensure proper safety protocols are followed by the crew including work zone traffic control.
- Minimum of seven (7) years of infrastructure maintenance experience
- Experience with Florida DOT a plus
- Computer experience a strong plus (Word and excel)
- Valid Class "A" Commercial Driver's License.
- Demonstrated experience planning and monitoring the work activities of field personnel providing highway construction and/or maintenance activities. Must be able to prepare timesheets and/or reports via hardcopy written documentation.
- Thorough knowledge of practices, materials, methods, and equipment used in routine highway maintenance activities.
- Working knowledge of The Department's Standard Plans for Road and Bridge Construction and the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and other traffic control procedures for work zones.
- Working knowledge of the operation, repair, and maintenance of equipment utilized in performing the activities defined in the scope of work.
- Ability to clearly communicate in English, both orally and in writing.
- Possess a current Florida Department of Agriculture Commercial Applicator's license with the categories of licensure in Right-of-Way Pest Control and Aquatic Pest Control.
- Completion of a Department-approved Temporary Traffic Control Advanced course.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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