Construction Manager

Subordinates: General and Labor Foreman, Laborers, Operating Engineers, Welders, Subcontractors as well as Vendors and Suppliers

Profile: Plan, staff, direct, coordinate, budget review, and decision making on various types of projects

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Schedule projects in logical steps to meet budgets and deadlines.
• Determine labor, equipment, and material requirements via detailed discussions with Foreman in accordance with review of estimate.
• Monitor project via inspections to verify compliance with safety.
• Interpret, understand, and the ability to explain contract terms, whether sub or vendor contracts, or union contracts.
• Develop and monitor Schedule of Values both company’s and subcontractor’s verifying work completed matches amounts being billed.
• Tracking of project man hours and units completed, to verify against quantities billable.
• Review and understand specifications of each project.
• Budget tracking and understanding to make financial decisions regarding each owned project.
• Secure long term or specialized material or products.
• Evaluate construction methods, determine if best practices are being used for safety, quality, and production.
• Be proactive regarding delays, bad weather, emergencies and change of scope regarding each project.
• Cost and budget tracking.
• Understand how effectively managing the Planning, Cost, Time, Quality, Contracts, and Safety of each project can produce good results.
• Job site visits regularly to oversee production and to ensure safety protocols are being properly followed.
• Evaluate and report on subordinates, including subs, and relay information on both high and low performers.
• Continually develop relationships with existing clients as well as forming relationships with new clients.
• Adhere to code of conduct – Employee Handbook.
• Daily communication with other Construction Managers regarding need changes in personnel and equipment.
• Weekly reporting of job status to owners or owner’s representatives.
• Working experience with gas, water, sewer, and electric utilities preferred, but not required.