Project Manager

Position Summary The Project Manager is the primary point of contact and liaison between contractors, sub-contractors, and the client and design team. This person is responsible for internal and external success of project (i.e. construction, schedule, and budgets). They develop project objectives and coordinate execution of contractual obligations while also exercising independent judgement in achieving project objectives and managing team members to meet client needs. The Project Manager is responsible for directing and coordinating assigned personnel (i.e. site superintendents and contractors) to complete project safely and within the budget and schedule. This summary reflects the core responsibilities of the Project Manager and may evolve based on the candidate’s skillset and interests. Essential Functions Point of contact between owner, contractors, and design team. Develop draft schedule and budget. Lead the buy-out and project set-up process. Prepare subcontracts and purchase orders. Experienced in resolving client, internal, and external conflicts related to construction. Overall project coordination. Create positive team environment. Ability to monitor and project all projects costs, billings, and cash flow. Responsible for all correspondence and documentation for the construction project. Work strategically with the site superintendent. Ability to review and follow specifications, drawings, and construction cost budget. Ability to identify any constructability issues as well as site logistics. Coordinates with site superintendent on construction activities. Ensure proper quality control measures take place prior to all critical installations. Project forecasting- cash flows, estimated cost at completion, project margins. Follow up after completion of the project, maintain contact with the owner during the guarantee period. Exercises independent judgement in achieving project objectives. Manage team members to meet client’s needs Qualifications Required Experience Must have construction management, architectural, or engineering bachelor’s degree. Preconstruction/estimating experience is a plus. Design/build experience is preferred but not required. At least 5-10 years’ experience as a Project Manager or Sr. Project Engineer primarily in $5M+ commercial, institutional, educational, and/or healthcare facilities. KAI provides equal employment opportunities to qualified persons without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, creed, national origin, disability, genetics, age, marital status, gender identity or expression, veteran’s status or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr