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The primary function of the Preconstruction Manager is to act as a representative of both WEO’s Estimating and Operations Departments and act as the Point of Contact for a specific Preconstruction project.
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NOTE: Reports to the Project Executive or Project Director when assigned sole responsibility for a project.
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W.E. O’Neil is looking for an MEP Project Manager to work on large commercial projects (> $50 million).
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Title of Position : Project Superintendent (Supt 1)
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The Estimator handles budgeting, scheduling, and cost analysis during the preconstruction period.
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The project manager coordinates all preconstruction and construction activities throughout the duration of the project and is the main point of contact between O'Neil and the Owner and Architect.
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