Project Manager

Job Description Commercial Metal Framing/Drywall Experience Basic computer skills, including Word/Excel/Adobe and Outlook Basic skill to read and understand project drawings (blueprints) Completes a thorough review of contract documents including plans, specifications, addenda and other documents for new projects Review all items included in the contract Do a job set up, budget and then complete submittals and begin buyout of all materials Order specialty items on time and review early payment requirements with the Accounting team Have a thorough understanding of On Center Estimating and PlanGrid Software, plus learn various types of Project Management programs provided by GC/Construction Manager Work closely with foreman to ensure they understand everything about the project prior to the job starting and continue work together on ordering materials Projects need to be visited often to preplan material deliveries – looking out for minimal waste, avoiding sending too much material that may hinder production and review material placement All material orders need to have a Purchase Order that matches that order Review material invoices for accuracy and process in a timely manner Conduct pre-award meetings if any part of the project is sub-contracted by us to another party Stay current with RFIs, PRs and any changes received from the Contractor All changes need to be in job folder and maintain a current RFC log Maintain budget updates when change orders are issued to the contract Review job cost reports and help prepare the monthly pay applications with project team Estimate and submit requests for changes in a timely manner Assure that project closeout requirements are performed accurately and in a timely manner Assist in a post job review with the project team Participate in community events supported by the company General Expectations The Project Manager must work with management, foremen, customers, and vendors to ensure we can build each project with minimal conflict and maximum efficiency. There must be an understanding of the critical path of each project, so that the needs of our customers are understood and achieved successfully. A project manager should always try to assist the production managers by placing the right materials, in the right place, and at the right time to make the installation of those materials as easy as possible for our workers and help profitability. #J-18808-Ljbffr