Sr Electrical Project Manager - Construction
cybercodersPortland (ME)
Sr Electrical Project Manager - Construction
Posted 43 days ago
cybercodersPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
If you are a Electrical Sr PM with experience, please read on! Join a long tradition of electrical work in your local area, we are always looking for driven and passionate individuals who desire a challenging and rewarding career. We know that our employees are our greatest asset and we invest in them to give them exactly what they need to succeed! We are committed to exceeding our clients expectations. We add value to our clients through our passionate team committed to achieving excellence and creating relationships built to last. If you are a electrical PM or looking to grow in project management please go ahead and apply!
What You Will Be Doing:
Be accountable for the management of assigned projects and teams including the performance, profitability, and ultimately adding value to multiple projects.- Perform all work within an established time frame and ensures that work is done in conformance with quality work standards, projected man-hours, within established Company guidelines and regulatory compliance requirements.- Manage schedules, participates in and/or conducts project meetings.- Manage the project, supervisors and workers in accordance with the policies and procedures What You Need for this Position- 5+ years of experience managing large ground up electrical projects - Experience managing the project, supervisors and workers in accordance with the policies and procedures- Strong budget tracking, labor tracking, and scheduling skills- Experience in the electrical field a plus
What's In It for You:
160-200k depending on project experience- Truck or allowance depending on location- Vacation/PTO- Medical- Dental- Vision- Bonuses- 401k- Relocation#Enghp
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