Project Manager - Cured in Place Piping (CIPP)

Project Manager Job Summary Description Under the direction and guidance of the Area Director (AD) or Regional Vice President (RVP), the Project Manager is responsible for planning and overseeing the construction phase of assigned projects from beginning to end. The Project’s Manager’s primary objective is to coordinate with and support the project team, both internal and external, and monitor and record project progress. Project Managers must ensure efficient planning and scheduling of personnel, equipment, and materials to safely complete projects within budget and with a high level of customer satisfaction. Essential Job Accountabilities Collaborate and effectively communicate with engineers, owners, inspectors, subcontractors, internal Team Members and all relevant project parties Understand project specifications and contractual obligations; Negotiate changes, additions and revisions, as applicable Understand and manage the provided pricing estimate/proposal and job setup Participate in and contribute to project planning activities prior to construction start Ensure all relevant project documents which may include, but not be limited to, overview of the project, key specification requirements, overview of the internal construction items, project installation/shot plan, project schedule, material delivery schedule, etc. are provided to the Construction Manager for review prior to the start of the project Ensure project submittals (both initial and those required as the project progresses) are complete, submitted in a timely manner, and approved, as applicable Ensure all pre‑construction work such as review of pre‑CCTV videos, required permitting, material ordering etc. is completed in advance of the start of work Prepare, communicate and monitor schedules for both internal crews and external resources; Create and implement schedule recovery plans when necessary with support from the Construction Manager and Area Director Coordinate and accurately track all subcontracted work; Ensure subcontractor contracts are in place prior to commencement of work and that billings are received in a timely manner Accurately track, manage and forecast project costs; Communicate progress to the Construction Manager and Area Director on a regular basis Complete and submit project quantities and project pay applications in a timely manner; Assist with collection, as applicable Monitor appropriate performance metrics (i.e. labor hours, footage installed, footage bursted, geopolymer applied, subcontracted work milestones, etc.) and communicate progress to all Team Members Be accountable for month‑end financial reviews, including revenue recognition and job cost review, equipment cost review, project cost management, billing preparation, and operational expense review. Act in the Company’s best interest and seek opportunities to improve the bottom line while maintaining quality, safety, and customer satisfaction Work with AD to develop strategic and professional relationships; work to build alliances with external customers, partners, and subcontractors to ensure Company is a well‑respected leader in the area and communities we serve Additional Accountabilities Strong, positive, and inclusive leadership with emphasis on supporting the field teams and our subcontracted partners Ability to lead all areas of project performance beginning at contract award and continuing through project close‑out. Thorough working knowledge or ability/willingness to grasp and understand pipeline rehabilitation methods such as Cured in‑place pipe (CIPP), geopolymer, pipe bursting, closed circuit television (CCTV) and cleaning, etc. Ability to embrace, support, assist in communicating and implementing all quality initiatives in area of control Drive safety performance and results of internal Team Members and ensure subcontracting partners have appropriate safety measures in place while on Company jobsites Develop good, lasting professional relationships with local customers and partners to ensure Company is a preferred provider of services and services Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities Bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering or business preferred Ability to understand construction contracts, plans, specifications, drawings and regulations. CIPP experience is required Ability to be flexible and work effectively in a fast‑paced environment. Ability to be decisive and work well under pressure, particularly when faced with unexpected occurrences or delays. Ability to concurrently coordinate several major activities while analyzing and resolving specific problems. Solid experience or ability to learn P&L statements and Balance Sheet calculations. Solid understanding of Microsoft Word and Excel HCSS experience preferred Solid verbal and written communication skills Must be able to establish solid working relationships with a variety or people, including owners, other managers, and designers, supervisors, and craft workers Strong interpersonal skills with ability to collaborate with, motivate and lead a team Motivated self‑starter with the proven ability to take initiative and drive results Benefits Comprehensive and competitive benefits package that includes medical/Rx, dental, vision, critical illness and accident insurance, and short‑term disability. Several 100% company‑paid benefits include: Life Insurance Long‑term disability Employee assistance program Bonus program 401(k) savings plan with company match Generous PTO 10 paid holidays Tuition reimbursement Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled . #J-18808-Ljbffr PURIS