What are the responsibilities and job description for the Construction Project Coordinator position at DooleyMack Constructors of South Carolina, LLC?
Job Description
Job Description
Join our team! We offer a supportive and collaborative culture, excellent work-life balance, and opportunities for professional growth, along with a competitive pay and benefits package. We are seeking a detail-oriented Construction Project Coordinator to provide crucial support to our construction team.
Responsibilities include :
- Processing and managing construction documents (subcontracts, purchase orders, change orders, etc.) using Vista software.
- Managing bonds, insurance compliance, and lien waivers.
- Preparing closeout books and owner billings.
- Maintaining subcontractor / vendor communication and documentation.
- General administrative tasks (email, forms management, etc.).
Qualifications include :
Company Description
Dooley Mack is a national commercial general contractor licensed in 32 states, specializing in tenant improvements, remodels, and ground-up construction for retail, banking, and automotive clients nationwide. We handle projects of all sizes, from small tenant upfits to large anchored shopping centers and outparcel buildings. Our expertise spans various market sectors, including restaurants, offices, warehouses, and light industrial, and encompasses diverse construction methods, such as joisted masonry, pre-engineered metal, tilt-wall concrete, SIPs, and conventional wood framing.
Company Description
Dooley Mack is a national commercial general contractor licensed in 32 states, specializing in tenant improvements, remodels, and ground-up construction for retail, banking, and automotive clients nationwide. We handle projects of all sizes, from small tenant upfits to large anchored shopping centers and outparcel buildings. Our expertise spans various market sectors, including restaurants, offices, warehouses, and light industrial, and encompasses diverse construction methods, such as joisted masonry, pre-engineered metal, tilt-wall concrete, SIPs, and conventional wood framing.
