Preconstruction Manager

Posted 10 days ago

cybercodersSeattle (WA)
Cost EstimatorsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

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Sr. Preconstruction Manager / Sr. Estimator, Manufacturing CenterPosition OverviewThe Sr. Preconstruction Manager / Sr. Estimator will lead the preconstruction phase for manufacturing projects, with a focus on the chemical, semiconductor, and food and beverage sectors. This role is essential for ensuring cost-effective project planning and execution while collaborating closely with various stakeholders to guarantee project success.Key ResponsibilitiesLead preconstruction activities including scope identification and project planning.Develop and manage estimates using Autodesk and Sage software.Perform detailed takeoffs and quantity surveys for cost management.Collaborate with engineering and design teams to ensure project feasibility and alignment with client expectations.Monitor project schedules, ensuring timely completion of preconstruction deliverables.Provide insights on automation and self-perform strategies to optimize project costs.Engage with stakeholders such as Intel and Boeing to align on project specifications and requirements.Conduct risk assessments and provide mitigation strategies during the preconstruction phase.QualificationsMinimum of 7 years of experience in preconstruction and estimating within the manufacturing sector.Proficient in Autodesk, Sage, and takeoff processes.Strong understanding of cost management practices and methodologies.Experience with MEP systems, scheduling, and planning for large-scale projects.Knowledge of industry standards and regulations in chemical and semiconductor industries.Exceptional communication and teamwork skills to collaborate with diverse teams.

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