Electrical Project Manager

Position Summary

The Project Manager is responsible for the successful and profitable completion of all operational aspects of assigned construction projects. The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing one or more projects, in addition to assembling project teams, assigning individual responsibilities, developing project schedules and is responsible for determining and acquiring resources needed.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
An individual in this role is a professional and personable leader, committed to the success of projects and the organization, demonstrated by performing the following duties, where other applicable duties or responsibilities may be assigned from time to time:

1. Plan and prepare electrical construction project,

2. Cooperate fully with the Project Team to get the project completed,

3. Process contract drawings and specifications and ensure that the project is built in accordance with these documents,

4. Update field staff and provide change order request to customer as drawings are updated

5. Process changes received from the project client, itemizing changes, and presenting them to the client with confidence that the pricing is in accordance with the requested changes,

6. Meet with Owners, General Contractors and others in a professional manner and communicate effectively both the concerns and best interests of the company,

7. Instill a positive working relationship with the Client, Owner, or their Representative, to ensure repeat business,

8. Prepares regular, scheduled, timely, and accurate reporting and information flow to facilitate prompt billings,

9. Monitor a project’s material and labor costs and ensure accurate quality reporting is being

conducted,

10. Can read, interpret, analyze, and forecast a project’s cost report and determine the status of the job in terms of schedule and costing,

11. Be aware of unit costs and monitor and compare progress on site with that of the project’s

estimate,

12. Recognize competent subordinates worthy of promotion and be abreast of position vacancies to ensure staff progression,

13. Conduct/attend project meetings, as required by the needs of projects,

14. Coordinate, manage, and communicate with all subcontracted labor and effectively deal with problems such as delivery, labor, schedule, and payments,

15. Maintain a good working knowledge of other trades and their workflow

16. Ensure that the project provides a positive cash flow position and prepare Project Manager reports accurately and timely for submission to the VP and accounting.

To successfully perform and execute the requirements of this role, the individual must hold or exhibit the following qualifications:

Education and/or Experience

Experience requirements include technical training, verifiable field experience/knowledge of electrical construction, design, finance, and management is required. Superior communication and interpersonal (tact, diplomacy, influence, etc.) skills are essential. Proficiency in department’s computer system and department software is necessary including Windows Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel) and Accubid Estimating. Good at mathematics, good organization/administration skills, ability to assume responsibility and to interface and communicate effectively with others, have strong interpersonal skills and be self- motivated with enthusiasm for challenge and new initiatives are prerequisites.
Health & Safety Responsibilities
An individual in this role is responsible with ensuring that work is performed within the established policies, procedures and guidelines of the organization and applicable legislation. The individual ensures that all safety documentation is displayed as required and available at site locations and fulfills the Health & Safety requirements for Managers and Supervisors as detailed in the organizations’ Health & Safety program.

Language Skills

An individual in this role must be able to create written reports and instructions/procedures, and to deliver coaching, training, and other interactions verbally to clients and staff. Frequent face to face interaction with clients, general contractor representatives and other staff is required.

Physical Demands

The individual is frequently required to walk, stand, reach, and crouch. Frequent travel to sites to review, supervise and manage projects is required, where ladder climbing or ascending and descending scaffolding may be necessary to reach site locations and inspect work. May need to lift up to 40 lbs. frequently.

Work Environment

The environments are typically construction sites at varying degrees of completion where exposure varies with the degrees of hazards potentially present. Protective headwear, footwear, ear protection and eye protection are usually necessary depending on circumstances. The walking surfaces can vary from uneven dirt with excavated areas to lose gravel to hard concrete floors.

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Education:

• Bachelor's (Preferred)

Work Location: Multiple Locations