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Preconstruction Manager is responsible for leadership, performance management and participates in the hiring of the employees within its department. The Preconstruction Manager is responsible for the daily management, coordination and successful completion of the assigned project preconstruction efforts.
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Opportunity for a construction Senior Estimator to join a well-established and reputable general contractor based in St. Louis, MO. Looking for an individual who has a well rounded understanding of construction and ability to do both hard-bid and negotiated work from initial client meetings through completion of the project.
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Proven experience (15+ years) in preconstruction management, with a focus on industrial construction projects, including manufacturing, food & beverage, and/or MEP extensive builds such as data center facilities.
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The Sr. Preconstruction Manager provides overall direction and leadership for the collaborative preconstruction process and deliverable. Proactively leads, communicates, and coordinates and the preconstruction process to provide accurate costs, constructability, and scheduling information to the client and HCS Team.
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We are looking to hire a Preconstruction Manager for our Building Group in St. Louis, MO. Foster collaboration and communication among internal team members, subcontractors, and external stakeholders throughout the preconstruction phase.
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As Preconstruction Manager, you will help us reach our strategic growth goals by supporting project teams throughout the preconstruction process. Supports project teams throughout the preconstruction process including budgeting, estimating, scheduling, value analysis and design management for all types of delivery methods.
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6+ years of experience in construction management, with a focus on preconstruction. Lead preconstruction phases, including budgeting, scheduling, and scope development for St. Louis projects.
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Leads the Preconstruction phase effort and coordinates with the Project Director and Lead Estimator. In this role, you will be responsible for all preconstruction activities on large volume water projects, including developing preliminary budgets, value engineering, preconstruction schedules, procurement plan, prequalification of subcontractors, detailed take-off and estimating, definition of bid package scopes, the subcontractor/supplier bidding process, evaluation of bids, presentation of detailed estimates of the work, evaluation of alternatives and comparative studies.
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Engage with clients during the preconstruction phase to understand their vision, goals, and budgetary constraints. Stay abreast of industry trends, best practices and emerging technologies related to preconstruction management.
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Commercial Preconstruction Manager One of my top clients, a well stablished company in the Commercial Construction industry, is seeking a talented and experienced Preconstruction Manager.
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