Project Manager
Project Manager
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Temporary erosion and sediment control, or TESCMass and fine grading
- Underground utilities
- Structural excavation and backfill
- Solicit, evaluate, and negotiate proposals from subcontractors and suppliers.
- Participate in budgeting, bidding, preconstruction planning, and proposal development.
- Manage project startup, handoff, and job setup.
- Lead project buyout and oversee subcontract administration.
- Manage insurance compliance, submittals, and project document control.
- Partner with Superintendents to coordinate:
- Project planning, scheduling, and sequencing
- Material procurement and deliveries
- Requests for information and contract correspondence
- Change management and identification of extra work
- Monitor project costs, forecasts, and cost-to-complete reporting.
- Manage contract administration, owner billings, change orders, lien releases, and collections.
- Maintain strong relationships with clients, consultants, subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers.
- Lead the project closeout process, including punch lists, as-built documentation, warranties, and final payment requirements.
- Ensure projects comply with company safety standards, quality requirements, and contractual obligations.
- AgtekHeavyBidHeavyJob WebTrackItVistaBluebeamScheduling and contract management platforms
- Leadership and Professional Growth
- Successful Project Managers will have the opportunity to:
- Lead project teams from award through final closeout.
- Direct project planning, scheduling, cost control, and risk management.
- Lead contract, subcontract, and supplier negotiations.
- Build lasting relationships with clients and industry partners.
- Mentor and develop Project Engineers and other team members.
- Identify opportunities to improve project operations and processes.
- Support estimating, preconstruction planning, and strategic project pursuits.
- Contribute to the company's continued growth and long-term success. xxoysbn
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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