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Manage Project Document Control System by maintaining document controls and distribution to include but not limited to: Request for Information (RFI), Project Submittals/Logs, Contract Documents, Cost Reports, Proposed Change Orders/Logs (PCO), Punch List, Project Closeout Documentation.
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The Change Manager will assist LACMTA Contract Administration with processing changes to the construction contract; coordinating technical documents, Requests for Change (RFC), and Cost and Schedule Proposal (CSP) analysis with the Resident Engineer, Project Controls Manager, and Change Committee; obtaining 3rd party review concurrence when necessary; and providing technical support on preparation of contract changes.
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Prepare and monitor punch list items; manage the close out process to completion. The Senior Project Manager shall lead by example and personify the Company’s Mission, Vision, and Values; taking ownership of their assigned project(s) or program.
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Prepare punch lists and monitor completion of all punch list items and assist Project Superintendent with the Architect and other project stakeholders. Project Managers for Essex General Construction are responsible for the planning, coordinating, implementing and monitoring of all construction management activities on our projects.
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Leads the punch list process between substantial and final completion; leads the project turnover from construction through commissioning to operations. The Construction Manager will assist the Program Management Team during the contract development and engineering design phases of such projects and will work closely with each project’s respective Project Manager during the project execution phase.
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Periodically visit sites on all assigned projects to ensure proper installation of all work, administer punch list review and turnover to retailer and District Manager upon completion.
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B.S. / B.A. Degree in business administration or construction or commensurate experience. Review and ensure Landlord tenant criteria and construction portions of lease are thoroughly evaluated and communicate such with all internal partners.
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Knowledge of: capital project management; contract administration; structural and mechanical design principles; architectural design principles; principles related to space planning; building plans, elevations, sections, and perspective drawings; laws, ordinances, and regulations applicable to building construction, maintenance, and repair; cost-benefit analysis; project cost estimation; basic functions of word processing and spreadsheet software.
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Provide environment where dynamic project communication occurs between Project Engineers, Foremen, Superintendents and Construction Manager to ensure work is accomplished in an efficient, profitable, and safe manner.
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Typical duties of a Project Engineer includes managing day-to-day activities of subcontractors and suppliers, contract administration, procurement, estimating, pay requests, change orders, requests for information, cost control, scheduling, tracking submittals, maintaining and delivering a high level of quality.
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The Site Security Manager (SSM) will provide the Site Access List. Monitor and annotate in writing the practical actions of the construction workers and others on site as they accomplish their various construction tasks and compare the results with project construction documentation.
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The project manager will be responsible for not only overseeing the planning, budgeting, and execution of construction projects, but also representing the owner's interests throughout the entire project lifecycle.
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Experience required: 3+ years experience preferably in state government, in some combination of MWBE and/or SDVOB, contract administration, regulatory compliance, grant administration, and/or construction.
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Ensure project electrical activities comply with company and contract requirements and support overall construction schedule (Primavera P6). Interface with on-site electrical crews and electrical project manager to resolve problems, ensure quality of construction, etc.
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Typical duties of an Project Engineer includes managing day-to-day activities of subcontractors and suppliers, contract administration, procurement, estimating, pay requests, change orders, requests for information, cost control, scheduling, tracking submittals, maintaining and delivering a high level of quality.
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