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The Construction Project Manager is responsible for managing the construction project safety, quality, schedule, cost control, contracts, subcontractors, suppliers, proposals, estimates, documentation turnover, client relations/management, field staff and other duties required to execute EPC, Construction Management, Construction, and Program Management projects.
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The Construction Project Manager supports the Engineer Procure Construct (EPC) Project Manager or Program Manager to oversee day-to-day operations from pre-construction through project completion and warranty periods.
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Experience with document control, scheduling, cost control and project management software is preferred. + Implement assigned sections of the Project Execution Plan, including construction execution, construction quality assurance plan, safety & health plan, subcontracting plan, project staffing plan, organization chart, and procurement plan.
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Review contract documents with field staff to verify compliance of subcontractors and client contractors, safety and health requirements, quality, and schedule. Present reports to Project Manager, Program Manager as well as internal and external executive management as required.
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Develop new and manage existing client relationships while interfacing with the client for proposal and project related items. Perform project safety, quality, progress and financial audits and assessments as required.
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Direct and oversee the downstream request for proposal (RFP) and bid process and prepare detailed scope of work documents for subcontractor and client contractor contracts, including bidder development, prequalification, evaluation, award recommendation, and selection.
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Oversee Prime Contract, subcontractor, and client contractor invoicing process. Multiple years of experience on construction project sites or executing program management in the industries of aviation, commercial, energy, government, manufacturing, oil & gas, process, transportation, transmission & distribution, or water is preferred.
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Coordinate and facilitate client, supplier and company commissioning and startup teams as needed. Participate in internal and external project risk reviews and consult with Legal Department as required.
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Review, approve, and communicate internal and external reports including project budgeting, project cash flow forecast, and project status reports. + Implement process for confirming project and subcontractor insurance, taxes/duties, licensures, and bonding requirements.
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Provide direction and participate in project planning, scheduling, estimating, cost development, and establishing critical project objectives. Direct the project turnover documentation, warranty administration, project closeout, and recordkeeping/retention processes and procedures.
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This Construction Project Manager will primarily be managing food and beverage manufacturing construction projects, partnering directly with our Global Facilities group. Develop and oversee materials receiving and management process, including inventory control, receipt of goods, storage, and transportation as required.
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Provide mentorship and training to interns, construction coordinators, craft supervision, and assistant construction project managers. Oversee the development of the project plan for site layout, mobilization and demobilization and support implementation.
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DescriptionThe Construction Project Manager oversees the day-to-day operations from pre-construction through project completion and warranty periods. This Project Manager will focus on Construction projects in the Aviation and Federal Space.
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Management topics to include; Design Management, safety, quality, schedule, cost control, contract negotiation, management of General Contractor (GC) & Owner Vendors (OVs), procurement, proposals, payment tracking, estimates, documentation turnover, client/developer relations/coordination, property management relations/coordination, and other duties required to manage construction/development projects.
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The utilization of strong contract administration, client relations, cost controls, financial management, schedule performance, quality assurance/ control, project administration, change control and safety will be mandatory.
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