Construction Project Manager - Locks, Levies and Sea Walls

Summary
As a Construction Project Manager specializing in Locks, Levies, and Sea Walls, you will oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of construction projects. Utilizing core skills in construction management software, project scheduling, and project coordination, you will ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Your premium skills in ProCore, Bluebeam, and Primavera will enhance project efficiency and accuracy. With relevant skills in construction site management, blueprint reading, and time management, you will be instrumental in ensuring project success.

Qualifications:

· Education: Bachelor’s degree in a construction, engineering, architecture or equivalent combinations of training and experience required.

· Experience: 5 years construction experience with Locks, Levies and Sea Walls. CPR, 1st AID, OSHA 30, Certified Storm Water Operator and Drug Tested

· Experience: 10 years Construction or Construction Maintenance Experience

· Engineering experience preferred, not required

Roles and responsibilities:

• Day to day Client, Architect/Engineer liaison and communications
• Contract administration between the client, subcontractors and sub-consultants
• Assist estimating in the development of scopes of work for contracting

· Develop, implement, monitor and distribution of project information to the client, architect/engineer, project team, subcontractors and vendors.

• Oversight of project documentation activities including contract documents, correspondence, submittals and requests for information by assigned subordinates, i. e. assistant project managers, project engineers, project management interns, and or administrative assistants
• Development of project baseline schedule and phasing. Update, monitor and publish schedules on a monthly basis or as required
• Review and analysis of subcontractor schedules including development and monitoring of recovery schedules if required to maintain overall project milestones.
• Development, distribution and monitoring of work plans, logistics, construction planning
• Manage financial aspects of the project
• Monitor and maintain cost control records for the project. Interface with accounting and senior management for the determination of project gross margins
• Integrate and coordinate with the project superintendent for the monitoring and forecasting of project general conditions costs
• Update and maintain the Project Variance after initial project buyout
• Prepare, monitor, track and report on changes to the contract,
• Prepare and monitor field order and contract changes to subcontractors.
• Estimate, analyze, submit, and resolve bulletin and other changes to the work with the client, communicate schedule and cost implications to owner for approval prior to proceeding with said changes.
• Integration with accounting for the preparation of monthly invoicing and cost analysis including monthly financial reporting
• Oversee labor reporting and certified payroll compliance with contract requirements.
• Maintain field order logs
• Develop, implement, and monitor the schedule of submittals including,
• secure submissions from subcontractors and material vendors, review of information, coordination with other affected trades,
• Submission to the design team and dissemination of information on approval.
• Oversite of Administrative Assistant for logging, distribution and uploading to e-builder or other project management software.
• Establish with the Project Superintendent, the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Program
• Establish with the Safety Manager the project specific site safety program
• Problem and dispute resolution.
• Record Job Coordination Meeting Minutes,
• Conduct and record Client Job Progress Meeting Minutes
• Schedule, and conduct internal monthly progress meetings.
• Review of the Weekly Progress Report generated by the Project Superintendent
• Generate and publish client’s monthly progress report if required by contract
• Lead the implementation and monitoring of project closeout
• Document and monitor LEED requirements if required
• Participation in the development of the commissioning process

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $89,665.00 - $96,043.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Monday to Friday

Work Location: In person

Salary : $89,665 - $96,043