Construction Project Manager

Construction Project ManagerThis position provides overall management of assigned remodel, relocation, and construction projects. The position schedules and coordinates outside trades and architects, contractors, suppliers, and design staff, as well as other internal departments for completion of services and material. In addition, the position obtains competitive bids, reviews and approves contracts and orders, monitors schedules and costs, as well as manages remodels and new construction projects, including the rejecting of unacceptable work and products.Job DutiesAssist in the completion of plans and specifications needed to achieve various projects. Verify compliance with same, reject or approve completed work.Organize, plan, schedule and lead team meetings for various projections.Assist in the completion of contracts. Review and monitor compliance of same with regard to architects, consultants, contractors and other suppliers.Develop and update project schedules. Coordinate materials and labor required to complete remodels and new construction projects.Work with government agencies to obtain permits, approvals and site inspections required for completion and occupancy rights.Remain on call and available to provide direction and assistance in emergency situations, protecting the assets of the Club. Provide temporary project management for others in managers' absence due to vacations, illness and/or conflicting obligations.Estimate costs for goals, as well as requests for remodels, relocations and new construction throughout the ACSC and its territories. Maintain accurate records and history for reference.Maintain warranties and guarantees. Coordinate repairs and/or replacements as provided in contracts and agreements.Review and comment on lease/purchase agreements in support of the Club's real estate and tenant space i.e. rental revenue.Acting as a representative of the Club as "owner," decisions are made which direct and support cost savings or cost reductions, as well as affect work schedules and the overall work environment. Work is inspected and approved or rejected, changes in the work are reviewed in the field and made in a timely manner consistent with Club policy. In cases where potential costs are beyond approved limits, complete information is forwarded to management, and directions are distributed to required parties to ensure timely and cost effective completion.QualificationsBachelors Equivalent combination of education and experience1-3 years Architecture, construction, or related experience.Ability to read and interpret blueprints, equipment and building specifications.Familiarity with critical path project schedule methodology and related software required.General knowledge of budgeting and accounting principles required.Comprehensive communication skills required, both written and oral.Must have advanced proficiency in using Microsoft Office software, such as Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Project.Valid Driver's License, acceptable Department of Motor Vehicles record and minimum liability insurance - Issued by State RequiredTravel RequirementsOccasional travel up to 50%.Remarkable benefits:Health coverage for medical, dental, vision401(K) saving plans with company match AND PensionTuition assistanceFloating holidays and PTO for community volunteer programsPaid parental leaveWellness programsEmployee discounts (membership, insurance, travel, entertainment, services and more!)