Project Manager
Posted 12 days ago
owen thomas groupEast Providence (RI)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Responsibilities:Advise and consult to Owners on their overall buildings project from conception through closeout with a focus on budget, schedule, scope and quality.Lead multiple project meetings, document minutes and follow up on open itemsManage a project team comprised of project controls, schedulers, estimators, clerk of the works as well as subject matter expertsLead teams in the review of design documents, constructability reviews, and value engineering studies.Coordinate and lead designer, contractor and 3rd party procurement effortsMaintain master project budgets, develop cash flows and advise Owner on Estimate at Completion (EAC)Provide technical evaluations, advice, and guidanceReview and advise on project change orders and assess impact of change requests or delays on the project schedule and budgetCommunicate project progress with clients; advise of needed project decisions and assist is overall project strategy.Projects will be for the Rhode Island Convention Center and Brown University HealthQualifications:Resides in or around Providence, RI areaBS in EngineeringMinimum of 10 yrs experience in Building ConstructionCertified Construction Manager (CCM) or American Institute of Architects (AIA) or Professional Engineer (PE) in the State of RI preferred OR must have the ability to obtain when on boardExperience in public and private building project managementHas a valid license and would be willing to commute to projects across Providence, RIKnowledge of Compass and/or Astro Project Management software would be considered a plus.
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