Project Manager
interfuse staffingLivonia (MI)
About the role
Job TitleFULL-TIME DIRECT HIREPosition ResponsibilitiesLead all projects and be professional, courteous, respectful, and helpful to everyone at all timesSet direction, align resources and execute at a high standardProvide initial client contact to assess the scope of work and resources required to successfully complete the projectSupervise the total construction effort to ensure each project is constructed in accordance with safety, quality, design, budget, and scheduleInterface directly with client representatives, A-E representatives, and other contractorsCreate and manage the project scheduleManage financial aspects of contracts (fee payment, rental equipment, income/expenses, etc.)Initiate and maintain extra work estimating and issuance of change ordersAssume responsibility for the productivity of crafts, efficient use of materials and equipment, and contractual performance of the projectEstablish project objectives, policies, procedures, and performance standards within boundaries of corporate policyManage job costCoordinate subcontractors and lead contractor meetingsWrite and manage subcontracts and change ordersCoach, mentor, and develop Project EngineersProblem solve and handle all issues appropriatelyResponsible for efficient and complete closeout of the project, including financialRequired SkillsCandidates must be self-motivated, have strong leadership skills, and be interested in developing new accountsCandidates must have the ability to manage all aspects of a project, including technical, safety, schedule, cost, and financial responsibilityCandidates must be proficient in Microsoft Office, Primavera, AutoCAD and Viewpoint softwareExperience in the automotive sector is preferredExcellent with problem solving and planningTravel Required occasionallyRequired ExperienceA Bachelor's degree in an Engineering related field or Construction Management required 7+ years of experience in heavy industrial project management
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