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Electrical Project Manager

Posted 8 days ago

cybercodersCoatesville (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Responsibilities: Maintain an average gross margin over all projects of 10% or over.- Ability to manage up to 4 electrical contracts at one time and keep them organized while estimating future work.- Acquire new work with a hit ratio of 10%- 100% of projects to be profitable- 100% customer satisfaction.- Build and strengthen existing and new relationships by acquiring new profitable work.- Miscellaneous Expectations- Drive Prefabrication with the field.- Get LEED AP accreditation within 6 months.- Continue Education in related fields.- Ability to help train new Foreman and grow existing Foreman with labor savings ideas.- Signature of non-compete if required for position.- Provide assistance to acquire quality level Senior Supervision from past work relationships. What You Need for this Position More Than 5 Years of experience and knowledge of:- Strong commercial, mission critical and/or industrial electrical background preferred.- Strong troubleshooting skills utilizing sophisticated test equipment (DMM, Megger, PQM, UCT, IR Camera, etc.).- Strong knowledge of the National Electric Code (NEC).- Responsible for preparation of subcontract and obtaining all required permits- Responsible for preparation and maintenance of Project Schedule- Responsible for preparation and buyout of Purchase Orders- Responsible for preparation and review of submittals and shop drawings- Responsible for preparation of project budget and schedule of values- Responsible for the review of files according to Policies and Procedures- Responsible for review of Contract drawings and addressing RFI's in a timely manor- Responsible for preparation of O M manuals- Responsible for review and submission of As-Built drawings- Responsible for preparation of Warranty documents- Responsible for tracking punch list and making sure items are complete- Responsible to make sure all spare parts are turned over and signed received BenefitsVacation/PTOMedicalDentalVision 401kBonusRelocationTelecommute

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