Preconstruction Manager

Responsibilities

• Providing complete suite of estimating services described above with minimal oversight
• Estimating a variety of building types
• Managing multiple projects and deadlines, with ability to prioritize and complete tasks
• Presenting technical and financial information to stakeholders, including changes from previously presented information

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture or related field, required
• Five (5) to seven (7) years’ of related work experience, with two (2) of those years in estimating required

Skills

• Read construction drawings and specifications and identify missing elements
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Attention to detail
• Analyze technical information
• Analyze market and trade trends
• Understand geotechnical reports
• Cooridnate with stakeholders (developers, architects, subcontractors and HITT Operations) throughout design-assist process, including attendance at design meetings as a HITT representative during preconstruction phase services
• Oversee Assistant Preconstruction Manager/Assistant Estimator
• Make and influence decisions under tight deadlines and sometimes with incomplete information
• Exhibit business sense, forge partnerships with subcontractors, analyze risk
• Distribute documents without the support of an administrative assistant

Benefits

• The determination of salary is based on the candidate’s individual professional experience, qualifications, education, skills, and training.
• HITT Contracting offers a competitive total benefits and compensation package including performance-based bonuses, premium health care coverage including vision and dental, employer-matched 401(k), wellness reimbursement program, paid holidays and time-off, and other voluntary benefits and leave types.

Pay

The Base Salary Range For This Position Is $110,000.00 - $159,500.00 Compensation in other cities and states may vary.

Schedule

The majority of the work is completed in an office environment. Visits to jobsites are as necessary. Due to conditions on a construction site, employees are required to wear safety equipment per company policy.