Division Manager
etechhiBuffalo (NY)
$5
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An outstanding, full-timeopening has become available in the Buffalo, NY areafor an individual with 5+ years’ experience as aCivil Estimator/Project Managerwith a background inHeavy Civil Construction with Industrial and Commercial projects exceeding $5M. This position would earn agenerous six-figure base salaryand a loaded benefits package including medical benefits, a 401K w/ matching, Short/Long Term Disability, Life insurance, PTO and other outstanding perks. Some key responsibilities include: Manage administrative and direct labor work while managing projects. Work independently to interpret customer bid requirements to assemble detailed and complete Labor, Material, Equipment, and Expense summaries for review and closing. Conduct cost analysis at completion of project. Ensure quality construction standards are followed. Monitor and leads compliance with building and safety regulations. All candidates MUST have the following experiences to qualify for consideration: Please DO NOT APPLY unless you have 5+ years of Estimation and Project Management experience with Commercial/Industrial Projects. Experience quoting a vast array of project sizes ranging from Service and Maintenance to Multiple large multi-disciplined turnkey projects equivalent to $50M.Experience supervising and coordinating other's performance and working with unionized trade craft labor. Previous experience with Estimation, purchasing and negotiations is a MUST.Experience with Accubid and AutoCAD proficiency is a MUST.Bachelor’s Degree or Vocational School is a MUST.If interested andQUALIFIED, please send resume inMicrosoft Word formatto: tessat@etechhi.com
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