Construction Manager

The Roofing Construction Manager plans, monitors and controls every stage of roofing installations or repairs to residential and commercial properties they are assigned. They complete projects on time and within budget, while ensuring that roofing teams work in safe conditions. They work closely with the COO/Superintendent to ensure job is progressing as planned. Supervisory Responsibilities: None, however, they may provide direction. Duties/Responsibilities: Reviews all contracts, comparing it with the proposal and estimate and flag discrepancies. Ensures CAD Shop has Drawings and specifications and understands priority. Reviews and approves shop drawings and submittals and make any recommendations for changes. Particularly review wind uplift requirements. Ensures warranties have been applied for, permits is in place and contract is fully executed before materials are released of any work is performed on-site. Prepares the Superintendent file and plan job with field staff prior to beginning work. Orders all materials per contract documents, approved submittals and change directives Minimum 2-3 quotes prior to purchasing Schedules and attends the pre-planning session, with the Superintendent and Scheduler, two to four weeks before the project begins. Coordinates work schedules with clients and subcontractors, and keep Scheduling informed of all changes. Maintains job site records including daily reports, weather reports, delay request, and as built information. Resolves problems and issues and attends meetings on project. Prepares estimates for minor change orders and provides information and support to estimators for major change orders. Ensures inspections are called in and performed. Completes close-out documents and sends to clients. Prepares and submits monthly billings to Acct Receivable based on contract specifications. Inspects and ensures a safe, clean, productive, and efficient work area including ensuring work area complies with all relevant Federal, State, local, and company guidelines and requirements. Controls costs , and provide projections of final cost as required. Perform project close-out. Required Skills/Abilities: Experienced with all Microsoft Office Products, particularly MS Project. Ability to write specifications and contracts. Extensive knowledge of roofing, including BUR, Shingles, Tile, single ply, metal. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Education and Experience: Minimum requirements: must be a High School graduate with seven years working in positions of higher responsibility and identified aptitude or have a college degree in any construction or engineering field and three years on the job experience. Must speak, read, and write in English, Spanish language a plus. Physical Requirements: Able to climb ladders or stairs to reach roofing job sites. Must be able to work in temperatures ranging from 35 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Able to withstand loud noises. Understanding of the risk of airborne particles of asbestos or dust. Understanding of the risk of electrical shock from improper procedures. Must wear common protective or safety equipment such as safety shoes, glasses, gloves, and hearing protection while on the job site. Job Summary: The Roofing Construction Manager plans, monitors and controls every stage of roofing installations or repairs to residential and commercial properties they are assigned. They complete projects on time and within budget, while ensuring that roofing teams work in safe conditions. They work closely with the COO/Superintendent to ensure job is progressing as planned. Supervisory Responsibilities: None, however, they may provide direction. Duties/Responsibilities: Reviews all contracts, comparing it with the proposal and estimate and flag discrepancies. Ensures CAD Shop has Drawings and specifications and understands priority. Reviews and approves shop drawings and submittals and make any recommendations for changes. Particularly review wind uplift requirements. Ensures warranties have been applied for, permits are in place and contract is fully executed before materials are released of any work is performed on-site. Prepares the Superintendent file and plan job with field staff prior to beginning work. Orders all materials per contract documents, approved submittals and change directives Minimum 2-3 quotes prior to purchasing Schedules and attends the pre-planning session, with the Superintendent and Scheduler, two to four weeks before the project begins. Coordinates work schedules with clients and subcontractors, and keep Scheduling informed of all changes. Maintains job site records including daily reports, weather reports, delay request, and as built information. Resolves problems and issues and attends meetings on project. Prepares estimates for minor change orders and provides information and support to estimators for major change orders. Ensures inspections are called in and performed. Completes close-out documents and sends to clients. Prepares and submits monthly billings to Acct Receivable based on contract specifications. Inspects and ensures a safe, clean, productive, and efficient work area including ensuring work area complies with all relevant Federal, State, local, and company guidelines and requirements. Controls costs , and provide projections of final cost as required. Perform project close-out. Required Skills/Abilities: Experienced with all Microsoft Office Products, particularly MS Project. Ability to write specifications and contracts. Extensive knowledge of roofing, including BUR, Shingles, Tile, single ply, metal. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Education and Experience: Minimum requirements: must be a High School graduate with seven years working in positions of higher responsibility and identified aptitude or have a college degree in any construction or engineering field and three years on the job experience. Must speak, read, and write in English, Spanish language a plus. Physical Requirements: Able to climb ladders or stairs to reach roofing job sites. Must be able to work in temperatures ranging from 35 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Able to withstand loud noises. Understanding of the risk of airborne particles of asbestos or dust. Understanding of the risk of electrical shock from improper procedures. Must wear common protective or safety equipment such as safety shoes, glasses, gloves, and hearing protection while on the job site. Exposure to flammables and potentially hazardous substances Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans. #J-18808-Ljbffr