Project Manager-Healthcare
rogersobrien constructionHouston (TX)
Project Manager-Healthcare
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rogersobrien constructionHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Project Manager As a Project Manager at Rogers-O'Brien Construction, you will provide on-site direction for all aspects of construction for your assigned project. Your role is critical in managing project costs to ensure completion within budget expectations and developing the project schedule in critical path steps to meet deadlines. You will be responsible for overall project planning, scheduling, resource allocation, project accounting, and control, while providing technical direction and ensuring compliance with all safety and quality standards. Rogers-O'Brien Construction, a family-owned business since 1969, values diversity and inclusion, hiring great people from various backgrounds to make the company stronger. As a Project Manager, you will play a key role in leading and developing project staff, ensuring that the project meets or exceeds customer expectations. Skills & Qualification A degree in Construction Science or Engineering is preferred but not required5–10 years' experience with $10 M+ projects and ground-up expertise in Healthcare, Advanced Manufacturing and General Construction sectors Proficiency with scheduling software such as Primavera and Procore is preferred Experience on projects utilizing technologies like digital plan rooms, BIM, or laser scanning Ability to lead preconstruction on potential or negotiated projects Strong problem-solving skills to handle project planning and execution challenges Excellent communication skills to collaborate with teams and stakeholders
Responsibilities:
- Supervise Quality Managers, Office Engineers, Assistant Project Managers, and Assistant Administrative Assistants to ensure project success
- Ensure projects are staffed correctly to optimize efficiency and project delivery
- Plan and conduct estimating handoff and project kickoff meetings
- Assure compliance with pre-planning processes to mitigate risks
- Assist the project team with developing a project risk management strategy
- Analyze and draft subcontracts to ensure clarity and compliance
- Create detailed subcontractor bid tabs to facilitate informed decision-making
- Initiate pre-qualification of potential subcontractors to ensure quality standards
- Collaborate with the Superintendent on purchasing decisions for materials, rental equipment, and forming systems
- Prepare and submit proposed changes to the Owner to maintain project alignment
- Chair weekly project meetings to discuss progress and address any issues
- Prepare monthly billing to the Owner to ensure financial accuracy and transparency
- Monitor progress and maintain the project schedule to ensure timely completion
- Oversee the project safety program to ensure a secure work environment
- Manage project close-out, including preparation of warranties, as-built drawings, and maintenance manuals
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