What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assistant Project Manager - Eagle, ID position at The Pacific Companies?
Assistant Project Manager
Named as a national, "Top 10" Affordable Housing Developer by Affordable Housing Finance Magazine, The Pacific Companies is a catalyst for growth, deploying comprehensive real estate development capabilities and shaping neighborhoods. With communities across the US facing a shortage of quality housing, The Pacific Companies is seeking ambitious, productive, and trustworthy individuals to join the team. Their commitment to excellence in development and construction ensures that every project meets high standards of sustainability and livability.
We are currently seeking an experienced Assistant Project Manager to work in Eagle, ID.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities :
This position provides overall administrative direction for several projects and assuming responsibility for the overall project performance including costs, schedule, quality and project status. This position involves subcontract negotiations, liaison with owners and partners, engineers and sub-trades and management of the technical and financial aspects of the contract.
- Assist with solicitation of subcontractor proposals
- Develop site plans to facilitation execution of construction means and methods
- Maintain excellent relationships with owner, partner, architect, consultants, subcontractors and public
- Digital drawing red-line updates and management
- Liaise with authorities and regulatory agencies
- Assist with establishing project reporting procedures
- Assist with development and monitoring of the project schedule and budget
- Establish construction plans and engineering methods
- Assist with negotiating and issuing of subcontracts and major purchase orders including the development of scope
- Writing, tracking and following up on RFI's and Submittals
- Reviewing submittals and shop drawings for general conformance with contract documents
- Understand and enforce contractual responsibilities, contract documents and provide dispute resolution
- Assist with managing and reviewing change orders, including negotiating, processing and assessing cost and schedule impacts
Qualifications :
Education and / or Experience :
Preferred Experience :
Must provide documentation for eligibility to work in the United States
Must be able to travel to project locations across the US
Our accomplished team and vertically integrated configuration has produced more than 200 successful multifamily, charter schools and special-use projects throughout the western US, representing over $1.5 billion in asset value. The result is a diverse and thriving portfolio that satisfies the expectations of residents, investors, and communities.
