The Project Manager provides the planning, coordination, and direction for project and construction management activities to ensure they meet the project needs including cost, schedule (from initial project identification through construction closeout, under the direction of Project Director and Client. May supervise and team with office/field administrative staff, project/field engineers, assistant project/construction managers, project/construction managers and other assigned staff.
The Project Manager is responsible for providing the following services:
- Point of contact for Client and other consultants/contractors for the contract, design, procurement, construction, and closeout projects
- Develops project specific procedures and documentation, and consults with Client on design and construction contracts and related A/E systems for the project
- Ensures contracts, drawings, estimates, and specifications comply with construction/project requirements
- Obtains, maintains, and manages data, information, communications, and approvals required by project and requirements between Owner, architects, engineers, and other project-related entities
- Manages project controls, cost, and performance activities and procedures, project logistics, organization, and project closeout
- Leads in project meetings to include documentation, administration, and tracking of relevant information and statuses
- Coordinates and monitors activities of contractors, engineers, architects, and related sub-consultants/contractors
- Ensures project team adheres to safety requirements
- Manages procurement services, as may be required by the Client
- Performs other duties as required
Minimum Qualifications
- Minimum of 7 years of experience as a Project Construction Manager (or equivalent) in another similar firm
- Experience on projects larger than $100 million
- Progressive knowledge of design-phase management, construction phase management, cost and project controls, scheduling, and documentation.
- Knowledge of architecture/engineering and construction principles, contracts and delivery methods (specifically, design-build)
- Thorough understanding of contracts documents, drawings, and specifications and applied experience in the areas of project accounting, cost control, administrative, and personnel interaction in professional settings are required
- Strong computer skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite products, Bluebeam, and proficiency with project-related systems such as Prolog or other management software is required
- Certified Construction Managers or Project Management Professionals are preferred but not required