We work on a wide array of projects including commercial, Industrial, and government.
What were looking for...
An individual with strong work ethic, the desire to learn, and the ability to oversee all aspects of assigned commercial projects from commencement to completion.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Review all project documents including estimates, design drawings, specifications, and contracts.
- Schedule and manage job start-up meetings to ensure successful handoff to the field.
- Assist in the preparation of technical proposals, including assisting in the design and writing the scope of work, management plans, work sequence, safety, and quality control and commissioning.
- Manage projects through designated document management system
- Process submittals, scheduling material procurement with the purchasing dept. scheduling manpower, addressing RFIs, generating and processing change orders if needed, and completing project closeout documentation.
- Review all work orders; prepare and negotiate change orders
- Actively maintain customer relationships to ensure customer satisfaction and quality of service.
- Manage all job closeout procedures.
- Ensures that all assigned work is completed on time and within budget.
- Follows all CVE procedures for setting up and running projects.
- Ensures all drawings and specs are available for field personnel and that they accurately represent the work to be done before the project starts.
- Ensure that all required materials are ordered in a timely fashion
- Coordinate and track the need, use, and movement of shop equipment, tools and materials between jobs
EXPERIENCE:
- Required: 3-8 years project management experience with a high quality commercial electrical contractor.
- Must possess the ability to work independently and interact closely with diverse groups of people, including company employees at all levels, contractors, owners, suppliers, Sub-contractors and other outside professionals.
- Preferred: Bachelors Degree in Construction Management or Electrical Engineering; however, project management experience in the commercial electrical contracting industry may substitute
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