Project Manager
engineered facadesNoblesville (IN)
About the role
The Project Manager position at Engineered Facades reports directly to the Executive Vice President. The primary responsibility of the position is the planning, management, customer satisfaction, and financial success of construction projects.
Responsibilities:
- Providing overall project coordination, planning, and scheduling
- Comply with quality standards for product procurement and delivery
- Maintain schedule and deliver projects on time
- Send/manage/maintain project management documentation
- Monitor resource allocation and manage labor, materials, and equipment
- Prepare and manage change orders, submittals, RFIs, and contracts
- Manage punch-list completion and project close-out including warranties and other documents
- Perform regular jobsite visits
- Continuing education to develop personally and build a knowledge of base of the various materials and systems the company installs
- Attend company meetings as necessary
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
Has relevant experience working in the construction industry for at least five years. Skills for this position include:
- Knowledge of construction principles, techniques, and procedures
- Excellent communication skills and organizational skills
- Proven ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines in a timely fashion
- Strong interpersonal skills and able to work in a team environment
- Experience with Microsoft Office Suite
- Abillity to read architectural plans and specificationsCPM scheduling experience and estimating experience beneficial
- Ability to travel on occasion per project requirements
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