LANDSCAPE COSNTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER

Job Summary Oversee projects in an efficient manner, managing costs while meeting the Company’s quality standards and clients’ expectations. Duties/Responsibilities Create project schedule and ensure project is kept on schedule and on budget.Meet with architects, clients, builders, subs as needed to coordinate project. Ensure materials ordered are to spec and within budget.Provide submittals and procure materials to meet schedule milestones.Work with Operations Manager to identify and remedy potential schedule and budgetary issues.Manage and approve weekly field logs for accuracy before sending to payroll and job costing.Review and approve vendor and subcontractor invoices weekly. Send out RFI’s as needed to architect as questions/discrepancies arise on the project. Have a complete and thorough understanding of project plans documents, and LSK’s.Ensure crews are building to specified details. Work with estimator to provide estimates and change orders for extra work.Track job production & cost, based on reported labor & quantities vs. estimated.Review and submit monthly AIA invoices. Ensure project punch list items are completed on time for project close out. Required Skills/Abilities Thorough understanding of plant species identification and knowledge of plant varietiesThorough understanding of machine operation, to include skid steer, mini-excavator, and larger machinery.Thorough understanding of masonry techniques and various hardscape materials, including stone, concrete, and manufactured materials.Have strong leadership skills. Able to communicate effectively with sub-contractors, clients, architects, and management.Ability to use Microsoft Office suite and knowledge of construction tracking software preferred.Organizational skills are necessary. Education And Experience/Licenses Bachelor’s degree with 3 to 5 years landscape project management experience or High school diploma (or equivalent) and 6+ years of landscape project management experience Valid driver’s licenseDOT Certificate (acquired within one month after date of hire)OSHA safety training certificate Physical Requirements Must be able to work in all types of weather, including extremely hot and extremely cold temperatures. Must be able to lift to 75 pounds.Must be able to stoop, kneel, crouch, reach, and stand.