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Learn all aspects of project cost management including the Estimating Turnover Package, BIM coordination efforts, LEED/environmental documentation, project punch list, warranty issues, and final project closeout documentation.
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Assist with contract management and administration, including reviewing submitted payment applications for quantities of work completed and stored materials, developing a punch list upon recognition of substantial completion, issuing a Letter of Completion upon final completion, and assisting with and/or providing input in the development of change orders.
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Making sure all items on the SOW and your punch-list are completed before releasing final payment. Responsibilities include contractor hiring, budgeting, reviewing of bids, negotiating, data entry, document & spreadsheet management & a variety of property project management.
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Assist the Project Superintendent with our internal pre-punch list and with owner/architect punch list, if requested. The General Superintendent will work closely with the project management team and Project Superintendents on assigned projects to enhance team communication, to help establish priorities and assist in achieving the high-performance goals.
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Must be able to maintain a tracking log of deficiencies during construction, develop a final punch list upon completion of work and oversee completion of the punch list. Must be able to review and implement drawings, specifications, QC plans, safety plans, Property Management systems, Health & Safety plans, and oversee the development of project deliverable.
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Manage the punch list process. 5-10 years combined experience as; Project Superintendent, QC Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, or Construction Manager. USACE Construction Quality Management for Contractors (CQMC) Certification required.
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Ensure efficient project closeout, including completion of all punch list work, owner training and instruction, transfer of spare parts, final cleanup, demobilization and project records archiving.
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Participate in close out activities including punch list and building operations training. Senior Project Manager (Healthcare) Working knowledge of construction management software platforms and tools including Procore, PlanGrid, FieldWire, Bluebeam, and P6.
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Final walkthrough/punch list walkthrough with client. Assure punch list items are completed by subcontractors. Responsibilities will include creating and maintaining project schedules, client site meetings, permitting, change order creation and management, and project closeout.
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Provides punch-list of remaining tasks after substantial completion. A PMP certification from the Project Management Institute is desired. The PM is responsible for overseeing, and performing project management functions on all Workplace projects, budgets and scopes.
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Responsible for the entire sales fulfillment process, including the management of customer orders, providing accurate pricing and specification, order entry through punch list resolution and support to the sales staff and Project Managers, resulting in accurate and timely service to customers.
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Oversee all aspects of project closeout, including final inspection and resolution of any punch-list items. Hill International, with more than 3,200 professionals in over 100 offices worldwide, provides program management, project management, construction management, project management oversight, dispute resolution, advisory, facilities management, and other consulting services to clients in a variety of market sectors.
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Oversee distribution of project close-out material; facilitate prompt punch list final sign-off, completion and resolution of all contract paperwork for final acceptance by the client.
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Collaborate with sales, account manager, project managers, and project coordinator representatives throughout installation; communicate project status, cost, schedule adherence, changes of scope, problems and punch list items, and level of customer satisfaction.
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Ensure that building completions, including the building interior and exterior punch list inspections, are performed according to schedule. Direct all activities of punch-out staff and laborers hired for the completion of the project.
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