Project Manager (Heavy Civil)

About the role

The Project Manager at Haydon is responsible for overseeing the development and completion of construction projects. They manage project workflows, coordinate with subcontractors and government officials, and facilitate communication and decision-making among various stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Orchestrate assigned projects by planning and scheduling workflow and assignments of project personnel.
• Establish project objectives, policies, procedures, and performance standards within Haydon’s corporate guidelines.
• Ensure Project Superintendents enforce all corporate policies and administer field activities according to Haydon procedures.
• Oversee Subcontractor Management. Prepare and administer any claims to the Owner. Coordinate with the Estimating Department to ensure timely issuance of subcontract and purchase order agreements.
• Manage proposal activities, including receipt, bid/no bid decisions, response, and tracking through the proposal/quoting function.
• Coverage of customer interfacing.
• Develop, operate, and maintain tools and processes that support overall business development objectives.
• Coordinate Budget Management, Cost Control, and Financial Forecast.
• Ensure that all contract document revisions (such as AIA Owner Change Orders and change orders to subcontractors) are complete and executed each month.
• Serve as a member of the Leadership Team. Demonstrate leadership skills in motivating, developing, and leading a team.
• Develop monthly Owner application for payment, ensuring all applications are accurate, complete, and submitted on or before established due dates.
• Review and approve location of site office trailers, storage trailers, and company signs for greatest visual appeal to the general public.

Qualifications

• A thorough knowledge of construction risk management and safety standards.
• Effective time management and logical decision-making ability.
• The willingness to travel extensively across construction sites and handle pressure.
• The capacity to motivate, lead, and plan/organize a team effort.
• A bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or Construction Management, along with a minimum of 5-15 years of heavy civil experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.