Employment Opportunity: Project Manager (Pell City, AL)

About the Role

Advance Tank and Construction is a construction company that works throughout the continental United States. We build large capacity, steel erected, storage products from the ground up. We are looking for a Project Manager in our Pell City, AL office. We are interested in those who are experienced, hardworking, and know how to work safely.

Pay

$105,000 to $160,000. The pay range is dependent on the person's experience and capabilities.

Benefits

• Paid vacation
• Sick leave
• 401K
• Health and dental insurance

Qualifications

• Must have good interpersonal skills, good attitude and willingness to learn.
• Must have technical writing abilities to generate documentation required.
• Must have verbal communication skills to present project information related to coworkers and clients.
• Must be proficient with Microsoft Office programs, computers and PDF editors.
• Must be able to work on multiple tasks or work under a time-sensitive deadline.
• Must be able to travel one to two weeks per month and to jobsites as needed.
• Must have experience in project or construction management.
• Must be able to obtain a TWIC card, obtain site safety trainings as needed to access construction sites, have a driver license, pass a background check, and post offer drug test.

Qualifications Preferred Not Required

• BS in Engineering or other relevant technical degree
• Minimum 5 years of experience as a Project Engineer/Manager
• PMP (Project Management Professional) Certification
• Prior experience in the Erected Storage Tank Industry
• API 650/653

Essential Functions, Duties And Tasks

• Perform all aspects of contract management as well as delegate duties to project support teams as needed (engineering, drafting, shop fabrication, project administrators, etc.)
• Preparation of schedules, purchase orders, subcontractors, and various company required reports for projects.
• Manage submittal requirements needed by clients to complete a project.
• Understand scope of work as related to contracts; develop and follow through on a plan to achieve the scope of work.
• Be able to negotiate changes in scope of a project, formulate change orders and schedule extensions, as neccessary.
• Be able to review subcontract quotes to ensure project requirements are met and manage subcontractors throughout a project to maintain budget and schedule.
• Understand and learn the budgeting and tracking of all jobs costs on assigned projects.
• Be able to forecast costs needed to complete a project while project is ongoing.
• Prepare invoices and proper back up documentation for customers as required by contract.
• Be willing to adapt to the varying needs each client will require and delegate time and resources accordingly.
• Monitor submittal status, shop fabrication, and field erection to be able to foresee challenges, issues, and potential delay early; help develop plans to mitigate these items.
• Communicate with company employees as well as customers/clients on progress of projects.
• Learn and begin to implement the company safety program as it pertains to assigned projects.
• Review drawings as needed to verfiy scope of work is being fulfilled by drawings.
• Travel as needed to jobsites to complete assigned projects.

Non-essential Functions, Duties And Tasks

• Assist sales and estimating in obtaining future work for the Company.
• Perform site walks for sales prior to bidding job.
• Assist construction manager in equipment budgeting and equipment suggestions.

Schedule

Daily hours of office operation are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday; however, travel schedule will vary these hours.

Work Conditions

This job requires the worker to be able to sit at a desk daily in an office environment as well as travel and move around a shop and field construction site.