Project Manager
Project Manager
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Visit the site to familiarize yourself with the site conditions and scope of work.· Assist Management in review of contracts and proposals.· Review specifications and scope of work.· Prepare and distribute submittals.· Manage project specific materials and equipment purchases including: sourcing, maintaining vendor relations, ordering and tracking deliveries.· Prepare a cost sheet for each project within ERP system to maintain purchasing control.· Take initiative and problem solve to address unforeseen challenges or opportunities.· Support shop in expediting schedule, and completion of shop paperwork.· Assist in the preparation of and review all fabrication drawings.· Support field in expediting schedule and completion of field paperwork.· Maintain customer relationships.· Develop project specific Safety Programs in coordination with Safety Manager.· Assist in the preparation of and review all controls functional descriptions.· Prepare and submit Change Orders to the customer.· Attend project meetings with General Contractor, Owner and Architect.· Attend and setup punch list walk-through as needed; compile the punch list and forward to Supervisor.· Directly responsible for system commissioning and ensuring the right resources are onsite.· Provide required close out information to the client at the end of the project · Make sure the project is 100% closed out with Accounting.· Be constantly alert for future work with the Client.· Develop and maintain PID’s (Process & Instrumentation Drawings)· Utilize process engineering principles to accurately size pumps & process piping
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