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Preconstruction Manager - General Contractor

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cybercodersLouisville (KY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$160-200k

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About the role

If you are a Preconstruction Manager, please read on! We are a construction company looking for a Chief Estimator or Precon Managerto join our team and hit the ground running. We provide an integrated approach based on industry knowledge, design, and construction know-how. We tailor our approach to ensure each project's success. Our goal is to provide superior construction services to serve our clients.
What You Will Be Doing: You will be responsible for estimating and planning services - The Chief Estimator/Preconstruction Manager works directly with the Owner, Design Team and the Operations Team. - This position develops construction cost models and estimates throughout all phases of design as well as schedule and logistics plans to support the overall preconstruction effort. - The Chief or senior Estimator will closely coordinate these services with the construction operations team and build a department What You Need for this Position- 3-10+ years of experience - Proficient with Bluebeam a plus- Ability to work well with diverse, multi-disciplined groups- Project experience Life Sciences, Academic, Healthcare a huge plus
What's In It for You: Salary: $160-200k (Depending on Project Experience)- Full Benefits- Medical, Dental, Vision, Health- 401kSo, if you are a Chief or Senior MEP Estimator Needed! with experience, please apply today!
Benefits: Vacation/PTOMedicalDentalVision 401kBonusRelocationTelecommute

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