Senior Project Manager
$90,000.00 - $145,000.00
ApplySenior Project Manager
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90,000.00 - $145,000.00
About the role
- Project Start-Upo Attend the project turnover meeting with Estimating.o Work with the Field Superintendent to ensure that the estimated production rates make sense and are achievable.o Work with the Field Superintendent to develop a schedule with the correct logic and flow.o Provide the Foreman a copy of the Contract Drawings/Plans/Addendums to review.o Provide the Foreman a copy of the Budgeted Labor Hours and Task Codes allocated for the project.o Hold a Pre-Construction meeting with the Superintendent and Foreman to review the project and address any questions or concerns the Foreman may have.o Setup job budget for entry in accounting software.o Create Schedule of Values for project billing.o Review contract documents for potential cost savings.o Negotiate with Vendors and generate Purchase Orders and Subcontracts.o Request, review and forward submittals for approval.· Project Implementationo Upon receipt of approved submittals, release materials and equipment to ensure delivery within the schedule requirements. o Review contract documents and submit Requests for Information as necessary to ensure there is clear direction.o Produce and submit Change Order Proposals as necessary for solicited and unsolicited requests for pricing. o Visit the project and ensure that the work is being prosecuted within the constraints of the contract documents.o Request/Attend meetings as necessary to ensure there is ample communication and coordination between, CSV, our subcontractors, the owner’s subcontractors and the owner’s representative.o Invoice the Owner/Customer monthly per the contract documents.o Review and update Cost to Complete monthly.o Maintain/Update project schedule monthlyo Analyze Job Cost Reports to identify potential cost overruns and make necessary adjustments to correct.
- Project Close-Outo
- Ability to work with a team at all levels of an organization· Strong organizational skills including attention to detail and multi-tasking skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office
- Proven management and leadership skills
- Prior experience in project management preferred·
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