The Project Manager works in conjunction with the Superintendent to oversee all aspects of a particular project. The Project Manager is the administrative (or office) liaison to our subcontractors and suppliers. Project Managers are very versatile and are usually involved in all phases of a project including estimating, start-up, scheduling, expediting, inspection, quality control, cost control and ultimately, the total delivery of the project according to the established criteria. Persons in this position must have a good understanding of construction methods, materials, scheduling, blueprint reading, and in particular, strong communication skills. A college degree in this field of study is preferred.
- Coordinate “start-up” activities that send a project into motion.
- Ensure project stays on schedule by frequent contact with project superintendent.
- Maintain communication with subcontractors and develop and obtain subcontract agreements.
- Procure materials needed for the project.
- Monitor and maintain documentation relevant to the project.
- Maintain communication with the owner and design team.
