Project Manager
flintSacramento County (CA)
About the role
Job Responsibilities:
- Oversee the scheduling, coordination, and monitoring of construction projects to ensure timely and budget-compliant completion.
- Lead and mentor a team comprising project engineers, quality control personnel, and project coordinators.
- Implement and maintain site-specific safety and quality control plans.
- Manage subcontractor selection and contract negotiations, ensuring compliance with project standards and specifications.
- Utilize Primavera P6 for project scheduling and update as needed.
- Promote and implement Lean Construction and Last Planner System methodologies.
- Collaborate with project superintendents to oversee material deliveries and construction activities, resolving any issues that arise.
- Conduct regular meetings with stakeholders to review project progress and address any concerns.
- Job Requirements, Qualifications, Characteristics:
- Knowledge of Primavera P6, Viewpoint, Bluebeam, Pype, GCPay and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Understanding of different delivery methods and contract types.
- Exceptional communication and writing abilities.
- Experienced in implementing Lean Construction and the Last Planner System.
- LEED accreditation and DBIA certification are highly desirable.
- Creative problem-solving capabilities.
- Proven leadership and strong organizational skills.
- Excellent interpersonal skills and a proactive, positive attitude.
- Ability to make sound decisions and develop proactive solutions.
- Capability to manage tasks efficiently and meet deadlines effectively.
- Maintains the highest level of ethical behavior and values.
- Candidates should be ready to contribute to a team-oriented environment at FLINT, ensuring that all projects are executed with precision and excellence.
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