Project Manager (Design & Creative)

Description The primary responsibility of the Structural Project Manager is to provide leadership and direction to direct reports, coordinate projects throughout the design and construction phases along with take ownership of the financial performance of projects. In this position, the employee will perform technical activities, including but not limited to, designing, and analyzing building structures, communicating the design with structural drawings, and performing construction administration tasks. Manage structural projects and ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and of a high technical quality; demonstrate a desire to advance technical and project management knowledge and skills. Schedule and assign projects in a manner that facilitates effective and efficient execution. Generate creative solutions; translate concepts and information into design documents; Maintain high quality and uniform standards. Participate in the production and/or review of construction documents including but not limited to drawings, submittals, geotechnical reports, and proposals to ensure accuracy and conformance with design. Coordinate and conduct field measurements, data collection, field reports, field observation and/or site inspections. Follow up with field observation reports and visit construction sites. Coordinate and communicate clearly, effectively, and professionally internally with team members and other disciplines along with external consultants, engineers, architects, contractors, clients, and owners. Responsible for employee and team development by identifying and providing opportunities for training and mentoring. Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (structural major) from four-year college or university with eight to ten years of direct structural engineering experience, preferably in a consulting engineering firm; project management and leadership experience required. Certifications, Licenses, Registrations must have a valid driver's license with the ability to complete required OSHA training.