Project Coordinator

Project Coordinator

As a Project Coordinator, you report to the Project Manager. The responsibility of the Coordinator is to work with the Project Executive and the PM on the project in an Administrative position to support and facilitate reporting, processing of financials, and provide document control management. The Project Coordinator handles various coordinating tasks such as meeting agendas and minutes, filing, transcribing, and clerical support.

The Project Coordinator has a multitude of responsibilities, some of which include:

• Prepare pay applications, certified payroll, and other supporting documents
• Assist Project Management Team with all administrative functions and processes such as issuing subcontractor change orders and weekly invoicing from vendors and suppliers
• Proactively and accurately manage Owner Pay Applications
• Collaborate with clients and internal teams to provide administration support and to maintain critical processes
• Establish and maintain communication with vendors and subcontractors
• Update and maintain project documentation (document control) and process financial queries
• Assure files and documents are current updated and well organized
• Assist with project closeout, operations manuals, & warranties/guarantees
• Support project team members as required to remain effective and productive
• Promote and enforce company safety culture and policies

Minimum of a Bachelor's Degree from an accredited four-year college or university in Construction Management or Business-related field. 5+ years of construction administration experience in lieu of a degree. 1-3 years' experience working commercial construction projects is desirable.

Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite

Maintain exemplary management of time and communication skills

Strong client-facing and teamwork skills

Familiarity with risk management and quality assurance control

Ability to meet and work within critical deadlines and under moderate pressure

Ability to prepare and interpret flowcharts, schedules, and action plans