Construction Project Manager - NDBS

We empower our teams to grow, innovate, and deliver results. Our companies provide comprehensive services throughout the US. Find a career in your area or learn more about our companies below. We employ a wide range of positions - in the office or in the field. Estimators work with engineers and a design team to gather information and create accurate estimates concerning the costs of construction projects—including personnel, materials, equipment, labor, and time. Their goal is to provide precise information to help with operational and strategic planning. Project Manager A Project Manager leads and oversees a construction project and collaborates with engineers and architects to develop a plan, create a project time frame, distribute resources, and track progress to ensure timely completion. Their duties include planning, staffing, and supervising employees. Service Technicians perform technical repairs and maintenance on a variety of hardware in a facility or in the field. A service technician’s responsibilities can include installing and testing products, diagnosing problems, equipment repair/replacement, educating clients, and providing customer support. It is also critical that technicians practice safety and keep good records. A Construction Superintendent manages the day-to-day operations of a construction site, from planning to completion. Their responsibilities include project planning, scheduling, resource management, quality control, safety & compliance, team management, and project documentation. HVAC Technicians install, repair, maintain, and replace heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems in a variety of settings. An HVAC technician may also provide warranty service and should observe strict safety practices and be a good communicator. A Journeyman Plumber is a skilled worker who focuses on plumbing and drainage systems. They install new systems and related supply lines or may be required to detect leaks or problems with equipment and/or pipe structure. Journeyman plumbers also maintain and repair installed systems in either residential or commercial settings. Knowledge of pipe fittings, plumbing fixtures, and pressure gauges are important skills for a plumber. Electrician Journeyman A Journeyman Electrician is a skilled worker responsible for the installation, repair, and maintenance of electrical systems. They are responsible to understand and install, troubleshoot, and repair power equipment and various machinery components while following electrical code, manuals, specifications, schematics and blueprints. Pipefitter Journeyman A Journeyman Pipefitter maintains and sets up pipe systems in industrial environments. They are responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining piping systems for heating and cooling, high-pressure transport, oil and chemicals, natural gas, and more. They read design specifications to cut and weld pipes, perform routine inspections, and lay pipework. A Sheet Metal Journeyman fabricates, installs, and assembles sheet metal products and systems. Their work with sheet metal may include measuring and marking; shaping (cutting, bending, and straightening); joining (welding, soldering, bolting, or riveting); installing; troubleshooting and repair; and inspecting and testing. Sheet metal journeymen need to be able to read blueprints and schematics. The Nation’s Preferred MEP+ Solutions Partner #J-18808-Ljbffr Kelso Industries