Project Manager - Oregon, Lake Oswego

Project ManagerPermanent

Oregon, Lake Oswego - 97035
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  • Post Date: 2022-10-22
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  • Job Categories:Construction
  • Job Type:Permanent
  • Published Date:2022-10-22
  • Salary Period:Annual
  • Company Name:Bigfoot Staffing
  • Company Type:Agency

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Construction worker

People who perform manual labor as unskilled or semi-skilled laborers are considered employed. In the United Kingdom, a construction worker is defined as someone who works for or under the control of a contractor on a construction site. They can also be skilled tradespeople or managerial and supervisory personnel. In Canada, anyone who supervises other workers or enforces regulations and building codes may be labeled an inspector.

The word "laborer" refers to a specific job type and level in most construction industries. It's a generic term that defines a large group of workers in almost every national construction industry. In the United States, over 7.5 million people work in construction — including 820,000 laborers — with 573,000 carpenters, 508,000 electricians, 258,000 equipment operators and 230,000 construction managers. The United States Department of Labor reports 681,000 white-collar workers employed in construction. These people work in office and administrative support occupations. Most construction companies hire office and administrative support workers.

Job Overview

Job Summary

The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for successfully managing the construction projects assigned to them. This position has the responsibility for day-to-day management of project operations including client relationships, subcontractor and staff management. This position ensures the job is completed on time, on budget, safely, and with quality in partnership with the Project Superintendent.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

To perform this job successfully, the employee must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily and in a timely manner. The following duties are representative of the job but are not all inclusive and other duties may be assigned as needed.

Leadership

Act as a steward of Pence culture - Who We Are

Uphold and communicate Pence safety standards

Proactive, self-starting, self-managing

Takes ownership for the project

Behaves in a manner that sets a positive example for others to follow

Makes day to day decisions that enhance profitability without sacrificing our values or relationships

Grow and mentor Project Assistants, Interns and Project Engineers

Responsible for mitigating and reporting project risk

Follow all policies and procedures and assure others do as well

Participates in meetings and committees

Job Start Up

Nurture positive relationships with owners, architect, etc.

Understand owner contract requirements

Perform a constructability review in partnership with Project Superintendent.

Work in partnership with estimating and Sr PM for bidding in sub market and GMP development.

Develop project schedule in partnership with Project Superintendent, identifying key risks within the schedule i.e. long lead procurement items, etc.

Write and review contractual obligations

Verify permitting, local licenses and approvals to begin job

Ensure all project insurances, including builder's risk and bonds, are obtained to begin job

Partner with Project Superintendent to ensure project start up requirements are met

Active involvement in pre-construction process relating to estimating, bidding, project logistics and similar responsibilities

Managing Active Jobs

Understand, identify and manage project risk and profitability

Proactively assess the project team in relation to what the project needs to shore up deficiencies

Resolve the budget in its entirety into scopes of work and executed contracts while improving the profitability of the project

Understand all current cost expenditures and forecast all cost projections.

Manage QA/QC process for project in partnership with the Project Superintendent

Prepare and present accurate monthly project reviews

Manage project documentation processes

Understand all specifications and drawing requirements

Manage submittal process

Manage RFI process in partnership with the Project Superintendent

Manage project specific owner insurance obligations

Manage procurement process, including buyout

Manage change management process

Set up and coordinate weekly job meetings and minutes

Review outside inspection reports

Manage project cash flow

Manage monthly owner billing process

Review and approve monthly invoices from subcontractors and suppliers

Produce job status reports and profit projections

Maintain project schedules, quality and safety, in partnership with Project Superintendent

Job Closing

Manage delivery of closeout documents and owner training

Implement 1-year warranty and manage activities throughout warranty period

Create and process final change orders

Produce final cost accounting for job

Manage punch list process

In concert with project Superintendent, obtain final sign off from all AHJ agencies

Identify contractual substantial completion requirements and obtain notices for substantial and final completion

Protect project lien rights

Initiate post closeout review

Any and all other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

The following qualifications are representative of the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to perform the job but are not all inclusive.

Bachelor's Degree in Construction Engineering Management or similar degree
At least 6 years of applicable commercial construction management experience
Minimum of 3 years' experience with construction software platforms
At least 2 years of experience leading project teams
Excellent management and leadership skills
Computer literate with excellent Excel, Word and Outlook skills
Excellent command of critical path scheduling
Complete understanding of plan specifications, scopes of work, and other necessary construction documents to ensure job is completed as expected.
Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills
Able to work within tight deadlines and stressful situations.
Advanced problem solving and analytical skills
Can work independently and collaboratively in a team environment
Can work successfully in a fast-paced, high energy environment
Advanced critical thinking and judgment skills
Must have, or complete within six months of hire, CPR and first aid certifications and OSHA 10 training.
Must be available to work flexible hours. Work hours will be consistent with a Project Manager in the construction industry.

Working Conditions:

Works occasionally in a typical office environment but primary job station is on job sites where work is done in a job trailer or outside in a construction environment. May be exposed to weather, dirt/dust, loud noise, and may be required to wear personal protective equipment. Is required to lift 25lbs regularly and 50lbs occasionally. Must be able to work for long periods of time in front of a computer.

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Bigfoot Staffing

Oregon, Lake Oswego - 97035
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