As a Project Manager, your primary daily responsibilities of this role include, but are not limited to:
Assesses and maintains client relationships to understand construction leadership needs, facility maintenance needs, and other business needs that may have project implications from the beginning of the contract through the project warranty period.
Coordinates development and delivery of project planning services (e.g., estimating, scheduling, value engineering, reporting) with the project planning leader. Conducts estimates for self-performed scopes of work as required.
Establishes and clarifies project-specific goals related to schedule, safety, accounting, labor relations, EEO, and data processing/reporting.
Manages client relations, including but not limited to clarifying quality standards, expectations, and priorities as presented in the design documents, demonstrated in mock-ups, and expressed through punch list evaluations of work-in-place.
Oversees timely and accurate processing of all project information documents relating to the contract, bulletins, field work orders, and change orders, and require formal authorization prior to proceeding in the field.
Compares assessment of client needs to contractual obligations and delivery of project professional management services by the Christman Mid-Atlantic team and all contracted trades, vendors, consultants, and suppliers to ensure that proper service is provided to the client.
Defines project goals and priorities that establish resource allocation conditions.
Determines project staffing requirements necessary to successfully accomplish project, develops project staffing plan, and establishes work plan and schedules for each project phase.
Establishes subcontract agreements and work scopes for all trade contractors and communicates expectations and responsibilities related to project planning, coordination with other trades, safety, and proactive definition of work quality.
Clarifies expectations and performance requirements in both written project documents and through presentations and discussions at pre-bid conferences, post-bid meetings, pre-installation meetings, and other interactions.
Executes contractual risk protections by determining Builder's Risk Insurance approach for the project (Owner or Christman provided) and ensures required coverage amounts and dates.
Models safety awareness and planning at all times. Observes safety practices on site and promptly address any unsafe situations or behaviors, reporting violations and coordinating corrective actions to the project.
Coordinates information access and sharing across project team members to keep all team members informed of current project status.
Compiles and analyzes project financial information and expenditures to evaluate effective use of available funds over the course of the project, and prepare formal evaluations internally and externally every month.
What You Will Bring to the Team
Required experience, knowledge, and skills for this role include:
Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or other relevant course work.
Six (6) or more years of work experience in construction or related job field.
Intermediate computer knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.
-or- Equivalent combination of the above education, training, and experience.
Preferred experience, knowledge, and skills for this role include:
Master's degree in Engineering, Architecture, or other related fields.
OSHA 30 and OSHA 10 training preferred.
Additional Information
Christman Mid Atlantic Constructors, LLC Job Description:
Build More with Your Career at Christman Mid-Atlantic Constructors
With projects throughout the mid-Atlantic, Christman Mid-Atlantic Constructors (CMAC) is a great place to begin, continue or grow your career. CMAC is looking for a Concrete Project Manager in our DC Metro region. Project Managers are responsible for managing and leading the project team throughout the duration of the assigned project(s).
Christmanco · Sterling, VA