Project Manager

The Project Manager (PM) is a key leader, crucial to the success of commercial, multi-family, and education construction projects. This role involves managing project financials, contracts, procurement, and all essential elements required to advance projects from conception to completion. The ideal candidate possesses a keen attention to detail, a commitment to process improvement, and strong communication skills, allowing them to effectively engage with various stakeholders. They are critical thinkers who reliably ensure that necessary tasks are completed, thrive on collaboration and accountability, and maintain a steadfast focus on project goals. Project Estimates: Assist in ensuring accurate and complete project estimates; participate in scope review meetings to discuss cost reduction strategies and value engineering ideas. Budget Development: Develop or assist in creating the final project budget, including hard and soft costs. Buyout Process: Oversee the buyout process and the selection of subcontractors. Contract Administration: Facilitate contract administration, including change orders, submittals, procurement, and scheduling. Financial Tracking: Track and manage project financials and the draw process, ensuring profitability and reporting findings. Permits and Insurance: Secure required permits and verify insurance coverage for subcontractors. Coordination with Superintendents: Work with Superintendents to ensure safety, quality control, and schedule management. Risk Management: Identify and address potential issues, delays, liabilities, or risks. Subcontractor Management: Maintain relationships with subcontractors through consistent communication regarding scheduling, invoicing, and change orders; manage contractual responsibilities and hold subcontractors accountable as needed. Meeting Facilitation: Schedule and facilitate project team and client meetings to coordinate work effectively. Client Relationship Management: Maintain a positive and productive relationship with clients through professional communication, expectation management, and addressing concerns. Process Improvement: Continuously seek ways to streamline and enhance internal systems and processes. Qualifications for Success Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Construction Engineering, Architecture, or related field. Minimum 3 years in construction management, preferably in commercial and multi-family projects. Strong technical and communication skills; proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite is required; knowledge of Microsoft Project, Sage 300, and Procore preferred. Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings and manuals is helpful but not required. Efficiently prioritize tasks and identify long lead times and critical path items. Flexible and solution-oriented to meet evolving business needs. Detail-oriented and resourceful with a process-focused approach. Proactive communication with a sense of urgency. If you are interested in learning more, please apply or send your resume/contact information to Andrew Grubbs, View email address on click.appcast.io. #J-18808-Ljbffr