Project Manager (Ronkonkoma)

BULOVAS RESTORATIONS INC.

PROJECT MANAGER — JOB DESCRIPTION

Position: Project Manager

Company: Bulovas Restorations Inc.

Industry: Property Damage Restoration & Reconstruction

Reports To: Operations Manager / Company Leadership

Employment Type: Full-Time

POSITION SUMMARY

The Project Manager is responsible for the successful management, coordination, documentation, and completion of residential and commercial property damage restoration and reconstruction projects.

The Project Manager serves as the primary point of contact between Bulovas Restorations Inc., property owners, insurance carriers, public adjusters, engineers, consultants, subcontractors, vendors, and field personnel.

The Project Manager is expected to ensure that every project is completed safely, professionally, efficiently, and in accordance with company standards, applicable building codes, OSHA requirements, and applicable industry standards, including IICRC standards where applicable.

The Project Manager must protect the interests of both the customer and Bulovas Restorations Inc. while maintaining excellent communication, documentation, production control, and financial accountability.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Manage restoration and reconstruction projects from initial assignment through final completion.

Review the scope of work and establish a clear plan for completing the project.

Coordinate labor, materials, equipment, subcontractors, vendors, and schedules.

Establish project timelines and monitor progress to ensure deadlines are met.

Conduct regular jobsite inspections.

Identify project delays, deficiencies, additional work, and potential problems before they become larger issues.

Maintain accurate project documentation throughout the entire project.

Ensure projects are properly closed out upon completion.

2. CUSTOMER COMMUNICATION

Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned customers.

Maintain professional and consistent communication with homeowners, building owners, property managers, and commercial clients.

Explain project scopes, schedules, procedures, changes, and expectations to customers.

Respond promptly to customer questions and concerns.

Maintain a high level of customer service throughout the project.

Address complaints professionally and escalate issues to management when necessary.

Ensure customers understand the work being performed and any changes to the original scope.

3. INSURANCE CLAIM COORDINATION

Communicate with insurance adjusters, desk adjusters, field adjusters, public adjusters, engineers, consultants, and other claim representatives.

Review insurance estimates and compare them with the actual conditions and required scope of work.

Identify missing or improperly scoped work.

Provide supporting documentation for additional work when warranted.

Assist with supplements, change orders, and scope disputes.

Ensure all work performed is properly documented and supported.

Maintain professional communication with insurance representatives while advocating for the customer’s documented restoration needs and Bulovas Restorations Inc.’s contractual rights.

4. XACTIMATE & ESTIMATING

Review and understand Xactimate estimates and line items.

Assist with preparation, review, and reconciliation of project estimates.

Identify necessary line items that may have been omitted from an insurance estimate.

Review pricing, quantities, labor, equipment, materials, and subcontractor costs.

Assist with supplement documentation and supporting photographs.

Ensure project billing accurately reflects work actually performed.

Maintain complete documentation supporting billed work.

5. FIELD & PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

Coordinate daily production activities with Crew Chiefs, Technicians, and subcontractors.

Assign manpower based on project requirements.

Coordinate equipment and material deliveries.

Monitor daily production and jobsite conditions.

Verify that work is being completed according to the approved scope.

Ensure technicians properly document work performed.

Review photographs, moisture readings, drying documentation, equipment logs, daily reports, and other required documentation.

Verify that equipment is being used appropriately and efficiently.

Ensure containment, demolition, cleaning, drying, contents handling, reconstruction, and other restoration activities are properly coordinated.

6. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE

Ensure all employees and subcontractors follow company safety policies.

Enforce proper PPE requirements.

Maintain awareness of OSHA requirements applicable to restoration activities.

Ensure appropriate safety procedures are followed for fire, water, mold, sewage, structural, environmental, and other hazardous conditions.

Identify unsafe conditions and immediately take corrective action.

Ensure appropriate containment and engineering controls are utilized when required.

Report accidents, injuries, property damage, and safety concerns to management immediately.

7. RESTORATION INDUSTRY STANDARDS

The Project Manager is expected to understand and apply applicable restoration industry standards and best practices, including:

IICRC standards and guidelines

OSHA requirements

Applicable building codes

Manufacturer specifications

Environmental and safety requirements

Company restoration procedures

The Project Manager must understand that restoration decisions should be based on actual site conditions, documentation, industry standards, safety requirements, and the proper restoration of the property—not simply on an insurance estimate.

8. SUBCONTRACTOR & VENDOR MANAGEMENT

Schedule and coordinate subcontractors and vendors.

Verify subcontractor performance and workmanship.

Confirm subcontractors are completing work according to the approved scope.

Review subcontractor invoices for accuracy.

Verify quantities, labor, materials, and completed work before approving invoices.

Ensure subcontractors maintain required insurance, licenses, and documentation.

Address performance issues promptly.

Maintain professional relationships with reliable vendors and subcontractors.

9. FINANCIAL & JOB COST CONTROL

Monitor project budgets and job costs.

Track labor, materials, equipment, subcontractors, and other project expenses.

Review project profitability throughout the job.

Identify cost overruns and notify management.

Prevent unnecessary expenses and waste.

Review purchase orders and vendor invoices.

Ensure work is properly documented before billing.

Assist management with collection of outstanding balances when requested.

10. DOCUMENTATION

Accurate documentation is a critical responsibility of the Project Manager.

Project Managers must maintain, review, and/or ensure completion of:

Jobsite photographs

Daily project notes

Moisture documentation

Drying logs

Equipment logs

Scope documentation

Change orders

Supplements

Customer communications

Subcontractor documentation

Material receipts

Invoices

Work authorizations

Completion documentation

Final project documentation

If it is not documented, it may be difficult to prove that it occurred.

11. QUALITY CONTROL

Inspect completed work before customer walkthroughs.

Identify incomplete or deficient work.

Create punch lists when necessary.

Ensure deficiencies are corrected promptly.

Verify workmanship meets Bulovas Restorations Inc. standards.

Ensure jobsites remain clean, organized, and professional.

Conduct final inspections before project closeout.

12. ON-CALL & AFTER-HOURS EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Participate in the company’s on-call rotation approximately once per month, with the assigned on-call period generally lasting one week.

Remain available and responsive during the assigned on-call period for after-hours emergency calls and job assignments.

Respond to after-hours emergency property damage jobs as required, including water, fire, storm, sewage, mold, structural, commercial, and other emergency losses.

Coordinate emergency response activities, including customer communication, site assessment, temporary protection, equipment deployment, documentation, subcontractor coordination, and emergency stabilization.

Follow all company procedures regarding on-call scheduling, response times, safety, communication, and documentation.

Communicate with management regarding significant losses, safety concerns, staffing needs, and any issues requiring additional support.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Managers may be required to respond to emergency property damage situations, including:

Fire damage

Water damage

Storm damage

Sewage losses

Mold remediation

Structural damage

Commercial losses

Large-loss projects

Board-ups and emergency stabilization

The Project Manager may be required to coordinate emergency manpower, equipment, subcontractors, temporary protection, contents handling, demolition, cleaning, drying, and stabilization activities.

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