Project Manager
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Job Description
The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing construction projects, including coordination with project owners or their representatives, scheduling crews or subcontractors, managing claims coordination with operations/estimating. Verify as-built quantities, invoicing for completed work and ensuring projects are delivered within budget.
Primarily FDOT, county and municipal asphalt paving and roadway construction projects throughout Central Florida. Experience with Viewpoint, Excel, Build2Win or similar construction management software preferred. The role includes both office and field responsibilities with occasional night and weekend work.
Job Requirements
Minimum qualifications are graduation from an accredited university with a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering or a related field and five years of experience in construction management.
LICENSING/REGISTRATIONS
Preferred: OSHA Certification, CPPR training, CQC training
Traffic Control Supervisor Certification
Asphalt Paving Levels 1 & 2
Additional Information
SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ABILITIES
1. Leadership and negotiating skills.
2. The use of conversational, analytical, and observational skills, which demonstrate an ability to organize, control, and manage all areas of field operations for the road construction industry.
3. Knowledge of materials, equipment, methods, and techniques used in road construction.
4. Knowledge of possible defects and faults in work and of stages where such faults and defects are most readily ascertained.
5. Ability to understand and interpret terms and specifications of contracts.
6. Ability to conduct effective inspections in determining contract compliance.
7. Ability to calculate figures and mathematical concepts.
8. Knowledge of construction lien laws.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
The Project Manager’s responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Supervision and participation in securing compliance that contract work meets contract specifications.
2. The accurate take-off of quantities and the determination of material requirements from project plans and specifications.
3. The preparation of detailed resource requirements from the quantity take-offs and specifications.
4. Coordination of subcontractors on jobs and maintenance of subcontractor progress.
5. Preparation and submittal to owners or general contractors of schedules, material sources, claims, invoices, or any other required paperwork.
6. Verification of subcontractor payments.
7. Collection of accounts receivable.
8. Analyzing estimates versus as-built costs from the job cost system.
