About the position
The Project Manager can run a standalone, multi-craft, EPC project up to 50 million dollars. Dependent upon the project structure, the PM is responsible for directing engineering, procurement and construction. The PM is accountable for all aspects of the project including but not limited to safety, quality, project controls, labor, material, scope, client interaction, and overall execution of all disciplines. To successfully manage their work, they must have a thorough understanding of the industry's best practices and codes for all disciplines.
Responsibilities
- Overall project communication, strategic project planning, organization between multiple stakeholders potentially comprised of partners, customers, public and local government entities.
- Understanding and assessing project resource demands to include organization chart development, roles and responsibilities, expectations, and the ability to make changes as needed throughout the project lifecycle.
- Through the development of the division of responsibilities, understand, enforce, and as needed develop all necessary project documents.
- Understand and comply with local ordinances, contractor licensing, and city & county permitting requirements - including all subcontractors, engineers and project partners.
- Lead project constructability reviews and task plan to improve the execution of the project.
- Ownership of project financials and the ability to evaluate costs and benefits to allow for correct decision making when reviewing short and long-term risks and opportunities.
- Demonstrate key business skills including communication skills, relationship development, and business acumen.
- Demonstrate management of the individual partner's priorities for the good of the project.
- Self-motivated; capable of taking initiative, successfully handling and prioritizing multiple competing assignments and effectively managing deadlines.
- Exhibit great interpersonal and communication skills to coordinate team efforts, provide direction to team members, and communicate project objectives, parameters, status, and outcomes to stakeholders.
- Willing to travel up to one week a month on average.
- Act as the primary client point of contact.
- Establish the safety culture consistent with Strobel's values.
- Understand and lead Strobel's Quality Plan and develop/assist in site specific quality plan.
- Perform as both the project leader, and a leader within the whole Strobel organization.
- Lead the scheduling process in the current standard software (Primavera P6).
- Ensure that all engineering drawings, specifications, and other necessary documentation received at the job site are correctly received, dated, filed, and distributed.
- Oversee the subcontracting process, understand Strobel's subcontract template and any Prime Contract passthroughs.
Requirements
- 10 years of applicable experience.
- History of working successfully as a Sr. Project Engineer, Construction Manager and/or Sr. Project Superintendent.
- Proven ability to work collaboratively and execute independently; maintaining excellent rapport with team members.
- Ability to manage multiple teams including project site, remote management, engineers or partners.
- Ability to listen to employee concerns and oversee conflict resolution.
- Demonstrated success as a Construction Manager and/or Senior Project Engineer.
- Successful management up to 10 direct reports.
- Lead/direct a field crew of 100 people.
- Oversee and manage a multi-discipline, EPC scope of at least $50M.
Benefits
- Full-time salaried position.
- Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.
