Project Manager, Construction Manager​/ Foreman, Procurement ​/ Purchasing

The Electrical Project Manager is responsible for managing, coordinating, financially performing, scheduling, and successfully executing assigned electrical construction projects.

The Project Manager will work closely with owners, general contractors, construction managers, engineers, architects, vendors, subcontractors, superintendents, foremen, estimators, and DKD leadership to ensure projects are completed safely, on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with contract requirements.

The ideal candidate is organized, proactive, financially aware, and able to manage multiple projects while maintaining strong communication with customers and field personnel.

• Manage electrical construction projects from contract award through final closeout.
• Review contracts, drawings, specifications, scopes of work, schedules, and project requirements.
• Establish project budgets, schedules, manpower requirements, and procurement plans.
• Monitor project progress and proactively address issues that may affect cost, schedule, or quality.
• Coordinate with General Contractors, Construction Managers, owners, engineers, and other project stakeholders.
• Maintain clear and timely communication with field supervision and project teams.
• Conduct and/or participate in project meetings, and document key decisions and action items.

• Maintain responsibility for the financial performance of assigned projects.
• Monitor labor, material, equipment, subcontractor, and other project costs.
• Review job cost reports and identify potential budget issues before they become significant problems.
• Track committed costs and projected costs to complete.
• Prepare and maintain accurate project forecasts.
• Review project profitability and take appropriate corrective action when necessary.
• Work with accounting and management to resolve billing, invoicing, and collection issues.
• Review and approve project-related purchases and commitments within company guidelines.

• Identify potential change-order opportunities and promptly notify the appropriate parties.
• Prepare, price, document, and track change orders.
• Ensure change-order work is properly authorized before proceeding whenever possible.
• Maintain documentation supporting changes in scope, schedule, labor, and material.
• Review RFIs, submittals, correspondence, and other contract documents for potential cost or schedule impacts.
• Assist in resolving contractual and scope-related issues.

• Develop and maintain project schedules in coordination with field supervision and other project stakeholders.
• Identify long-lead materials and coordinate procurement to support the project schedule.
• Work closely with Purchasing, vendors, subcontractors, and the field team to ensure materials are available when needed.
• Monitor material deliveries and identify potential delays.
• Coordinate manpower and project needs with Superintendents and Foremen.
• Track project milestones and communicate schedule concerns to management.

• Maintain regular communication with Electrical Superintendents, General Superintendents, Foremen, and field personnel.
• Support field supervision in resolving project-related issues.
• Ensure the field team has current drawings, specifications, approved submittals, and other necessary project information.
• Visit project sites regularly to monitor progress, coordination, quality, and customer satisfaction.
• Help resolve field conflicts and coordination issues.
• Support a safe and productive work environment.

• Maintain organized and accurate project documentation throughout the project.
• Track RFIs, submittals, change orders, material…