Construction Project Manager
centurion selectionBrooklyn (NY)
Construction Project Manager
Posted 4 days ago
centurion selectionBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Project Manager – Corporate Interiors Apply now, read the job details by scrolling down Double check you have the necessary skills before sending an application. I’m working with a well-established general contractor that specializes in corporate interiors and tenant fit-out. They’re looking for a Project Manager to run office, financial services and professional services fit-outs from award through closeout. Projects are typically in occupied buildings with live tenants above and below, so sequencing, logistics and building management coordination are a big part of the job. This suits someone who has run interiors projects start to finish and is comfortable with fast schedules, tight turnover dates and demanding clients.
What you’ll do:
- Run multiple interiors projects at once, from buyout through punch list and closeout
- Own the budget, schedule and monthly cost reporting on each job
- Write scopes, bid out, level and award subcontracts
- Manage submittals, RFIs, change orders and long-lead procurement, especially millwork, glass, lighting and furniture coordination
- Coordinate with the owner, architect, engineers, owner’s rep and building management xhmxlyz Run OAC meetings and keep the client informed on schedule and cost
- Work with the Superintendent on logistics, after-hours work, freight access and noise restrictions in occupied buildings
- Manage DOB filings, sign-offs and inspections with the expeditor
- Close out the job, including as-builts, O&Ms, warranties and final billing
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