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Overview: Join the client as a Commercial Electrician supporting commercial electrical projects across South Florida. Apply your journeyman-level expertise to power distribution, lighting controls, electrical installations, and related systems.
Qualifications: Proven experience managing multi-site commercial, multi-family, or federal construction projects as a Project Manager. Demonstrated proficiency using construction management and plan review tools such as Bluebeam, Procore, or Contractor Foreman. Holds active OSHA 30, Aerial Lift, and First Aid certifications. Strong knowledge of construction means and methods, contract terms, material take-offs, and project accounting. Ability to travel up to 30% outside the local area for site visits, field measurements, and client meetings.
Responsibilities: Manage a simultaneous portfolio of 10 to 15 architectural panel, siding, and roofing projects from initial submittal through final closeout. Maintain project financial health, ensuring gross profit yields fall within +5%/-1% of projected targets while capping material surplus below 5%.Track project milestones and execute financial tracking utilizing Contractor Foreman and client-specified Procore software. Perform detailed material take-offs, issue purchase orders, and draft subcontracts to maintain alignment with project timelines. Collaborate directly with Site Managers to review installation details, assign equipment resources, and establish site delivery cadences.

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