Construction Project Manager

Responsibilities

• Daily coordination with Design Consultants and Subcontractors.
• Ensure that each group is performing and meeting their responsibilities.
• Prepare trade contracts and scopes of work for the various projects and trades being managed in collaboration with others.
• Cookordinate project schedules between Consultants, Construction Management and Subcontractors.
• Oversee the development and maintenance of budget and cost reports.
• Work with the Architect and Engineer of Record to understand and monitor pending changes and manage so as to reduce cost and schedule impact.
• Review drawing releases from Consultants to ensure that required information is being provided to Subcontractors and identify any potential scope changes.
• Manage, track and review change order requests from Subcontractors.
• Review the Schedule of Values submitted by the Subcontractors for the monthly requisitions, verifying the percentages complete.
• Cookordinate all trades on site to ensure schedule and logistics requirements for the project being managed are being properly planned and maintained.
• Oversee field operations including supervising and managing personnel and Subcontractors.
• Manage and coordinate the process for lobbies and amenities, ensuring that design plans are executed accurately and align with the overall project vision.
• Manage and monitor construction activity to maintain compliance with contract documents and company quality safety standards.
• Cookordinate all inspections including special inspections as required.
• Attend weekly progress meetings with Owner, Architect and Contractors.
• Lead weekly Project Manager meetings with the Subcontractors.
• Review Request for Information (RFI) submitted by the Subcontractor prior to submitting to the design professionals.
• Cookordinate the distribution of RFI responses to appropriate Subcontractors.
• Review shop drawings and submittals submitted by the Subcontractors to verify they are consistent with project requirements.
• Visit critical fabricators to track and monitor progress of the work against schedule, monthly billings and budget.
• Special projects as required.

Qualifications

• 5-10 years’ experience in the field.
• Experience in high-rise projects preferred.
• Skilled in resolving conflicts and gaining cooperation among individuals with competing interests and goals.
• Knowledge of Prolog Software, Autodesk, Plan Grid or similar strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of scheduling, estimating, and cost principles desired.
• Ability to work well with all individuals including stakeholders, trades, unions, vendors, tenants and senior management personnel.