Construction Project Manager

The Construction Manager is responsible for managing a wide range of functions necessary to obtain and successfully execute construction projects. They are responsible for ensuring a high quality of service in all dealings with customers, clients, subcontractors and resource providers involved in construction services.

Primary Roles and Responsibilities
• Manage the customer experience, education of process and overall customer satisfaction 
• Evaluate and review estimates 
• Negotiate customer and/or client approval of project scope, estimate and terms  
• Collect deposits and draws 
• Identify, qualify and schedule subcontractors, engineers, architects and vendors to provide service on active projects 
• Create project schedule and timeline 
• Coordinate and oversee the execution of services  
• Conduct quality assurance activities and resolve issues 
• Document and/or review job file to support the services provided 
• Maintain communication with internal and external stakeholders  
• Ensure all work performed complies with the plans, safety policy, specifications, local codes and permits, and requirements of the scope of work 
• Compile and resolve punch list items 
• Perform final walk-through with customer 
• Secure a signed Certificate of Completion and Certificate of Satisfaction 
• Review budgets 
• Manage expenses and assist in collecting final payment 
• Manage all warranty activities  
• Manage any equipment, tools, and materials (assets)  
• Perform other job duties as assigned

Necessary Experience, Education and Skills Set 
• High school diploma/GED 
• Previous construction management experience 
• Superb customer service track record 
• Effective written and verbal communication 
• Basic computer skills including Word and Excel 
• Experience in restoration and/or construction preferred

Physical and Work Environment Requirements 
• Walking and/or standing throughout the day 
• Frequent driving and sitting 
• Occasionally climbing ladders 
• Occasionally exposed to extreme conditions such as heat 
• The noise level at individual jobsites can be loud