Construction Project Manager

PROJECT MANAGER In this position, you are responsible for completing construction projects of various sizes and complexities, verifying that they meet expectations with regards to quality, schedule, plans, specifications and budget.

You will act as the liaison between the Owner and Ross Group.

In this role you will… Monitor staffing needs, evaluate performance, and address employee relation issues as warranted for staff.

Actively manage the budget on each project and develop scenarios which enable the budget to be achieved.  Determine approaches that will enable the project to be completed under budget.

Consult with Business Development and Estimating during the pre-bid phase in order to remain current on activities.  If assigned project, coordinate with referenced departments to study and monitor plans thoroughly prior to submission of proposal, update estimating of design deficiencies, alternates, staffing and equipment requirements.

Solicit subcontractors and suppliers for proposal prior to proposal submission time.

Review / negotiate contract with Owner and the VP of Operations and prepare contract for CEO to sign.

Attend Owner / Architect meetings.

Establish procedures for submission of application for payment, request for information’s, change orders and submittals and for coordination of owner furnished equipment during Pre-Construction meeting with Owner / Architect.  Document management is to be defined and determined for routing and response.  A chain of command is to be established for pre-construction, construction and closeout phases of project.

Submit request for surety bond(s) and insurance certificates.  Submit with signed contract to Owner.

Submit building permit application, follow-up on review progress and receive upon approval.

Review the budget at least once a month to determine if variances are accurate and update estimate accordingly.  Include project management team (Superintendent, Assistant Project Manager and Project Engineer) in review process to provide insight into approaches which will assist in completing the project under budget.

Prepare correspondence with Owner, Architect, Engineers, Subcontractors, Suppliers, etc.  Examples of referenced correspondence include, but not confined to the following items :

• Schedule of Values, project schedule, memos, request for informations, transmittals and submittals.

Utilize and maintain project tools :

Progressively increasing job knowledge and exhibiting ability to learn and apply new skills.

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