Assistant EPC Project Manager
gables search groupHouston (TX)
Assistant EPC Project Manager
Posted 10 days ago
gables search groupHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Overview:
This position involves onsite work at various client projects with the possibility of remote travel. Overtime pay and per diem allowance are included. The Assistant EPC Project Manager aids in overseeing a diverse range of large construction projects, primarily in the expanding data center industry. Additional projects include work in chemical, petrochemical, oil and gas, and heavy industrial sectors. Responsibilities include coordinating project details such as change requests, scheduling, progress monitoring, stakeholder communication, team coordination, expense tracking, and budget adherence. The Assistant EPC Project Manager also assists in reporting and resolving project issues as they arise. This role is crucial in ensuring project success and goal achievement.
Responsibilities:
Support in estimating project scope and expensesManage subcontractors and project executionMaintain project recordsTrack project costs and stay within budgetPrepare project reportsCommunicate with clients and subcontractorsAttend project meetings and participate activelyPropose solutions for design issuesMonitor field and contract work for complianceAssist with project submissions and RFIsAid in billing completion and trackingQualifications 2-5 years of relevant experienceAble to work independently and in teamsProficient in computer skills and quick to adapt to new systemsDedicated to improving communication, organization, and leadership abilitiesSkilled in scheduling and task delegation for on-time completionCapable of tactful conflict resolution and problem-solvingBachelor's degree in related field or equivalent experienceFamiliar with reading drawings and specificationsKnowledgeable in computer-based estimatingUnderstanding of billing and collections processes
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