Project Manager

Job Summary The Project Manager is responsible for planning, managing, and finalizing projects according to strict deadlines while meeting the budget; this includes acquiring and coordinating the efforts of personnel and third‑party contractors or consultants to deliver projects according to timelines. The Project Manager will also define the objectives of the project and oversee quality control throughout its cycle. Responsibilities Provide oversight, evaluation, and improvement of the efficiency of the project management team. Participate in customer site visits, proposal development, and contract development/reviews to ensure a complete understanding of scope, contractual obligations, and risk of jobs. Work with the Project Sales Representative before project development; take the project from sales through development into execution; maintain communication with the Project Sales Representative throughout the project, and document changes that affect the job scope, schedule, or budget agreement. Interact with customers, engineers, vendors, suppliers, and others throughout the design and planning phase of the project. Work closely with the project team to develop and maintain an overall project schedule. Show critical path items and anticipate problematic issues. Foresee typical issues that historically challenge schedules, construction, and impact project costs; identify these issues and work with the project team to develop solutions to overcome potential problem areas. Regularly and accurately communicate the project status, including schedule, financial status, risk assessment, quality, safety, and other key areas. Coordinate work crews and schedule required equipment. Be willing to travel as needed and be able to work with and manage field leadership. Complete ProLift Specific, Regulatory and Identified Equipment training through the internal LMS system. Complete any third‑party or customer‑required training to gain on‑site access. Perform other duties as assigned or requested. Qualifications Working knowledge of engineering plans and specifications; mechanical inclination; basic math and geometry; demonstration of planning and leadership skills. Understanding of construction contracts, Windows‑based software applications, and good time management skills. Some rigging/technical experience. Experience sufficient to meet or exceed the essential duties listed above. Education High school diploma or equivalent. Certificates and Licenses PMP is preferred. Benefits Competitive salary Bonus program that pays for performance 401(k) Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage Vacation and Holiday Pay Disability Insurance Life Insurance Other additional personal and professional benefits EOE/AA Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran #J-18808-Ljbffr The Prolift Rigging Company