The Project Manager is responsible for the entire project from project award to completion. PM is responsible for ensuring client requirements and company standards are met or exceeded. PM must be able to oversee technical responsibilities as well as global management of the project. PM must be able to work in a team environment and give clear directives to overall project team, while developing good working relationships with clients, vendors, sub-contractors, and employees.
Responsibilities:
- Planning, directing, and coordinating of Structural Steel Project
- Development of Pre-Construction Schedule and Erection Burn Rate
- Selecting, hiring, and overseeing the work performed by Sub-Contractor or Employees
- Overseeing the construction workers and their immediate supervisors
- Ensuring that the project is completed within a specified time
- Determining the labor requirements
- Ensuring that the construction work is completed on schedule in conjunction with the Site Superintendent or Field Foreman
- Overseeing the delivery of materials, construction tools, and equipment
- Coordinate safety inspections with Safety Director
- Monitoring the compliance with set regulations and project specifications per AISC
- Development of Schedule of Values from Estimator's proposal
- Coordinate all document control with project accountants
- Oversee overall profitability of the project with burn rate tracking and cost tracking via accounting software
- Review and negotiate contracts with clients, and involvement of the legal team, as required
- Schedule kick-off meetings with internal team
- Schedule pre-erection kick-off meeting with erectors and safety personnel
- Coordinate shop drawings with in-house engineering department or modeling sub-contractor
Qualifications:
- 4-year Degree with 5 years of Management Required or 10 years of Commercial Construction/Steel Construction Management
- Experience in large structural steel projects
- Experience with working with detailers using SDS2 or Tekla, AISC Certifications, AWS D1.1, RCSC, and Scheduling Software
- Ability to read structural steel shop drawings
- Ability to read architectural and structural plans
- Ability to manage multiple projects concurrently
- Basic Microsoft Office proficiency
- Ability to successfully coordinate with clients and build long-term relationships
Salary:
- $135,000 - $205,000 / year
- Dependent upon experience
- Salary includes company truck
- Commission-based bonus
Benefits/Perks:
- Health, Dental, Vision, and Life insurance, and a 401k Match Program
- Paid time off
