Project Manager, Operations Manager

JOB TITLE: Project Manager 1

The Project Manager is the operational owner of all assigned Construction Scope, including:

• Project Team Leadership
• Manage Trade‑Level Contract Adherence. Schedule alignment and execution: manage critical path and contracted durations.
• Track progress in a standard manner. Provide accurate and timely updates and reports.
• Budget management.
• Change control: provide monthly cost forecasting from commits through final spends.

• Leads construction scope as "owner" within all aspects of the assigned Construction projects.
• Ensures that all deliverables have been met and turned over to the client.
• Ensures that final cost reports are accurate and assists the Tool Install Manager and finance in project close‑out.
• Manages efforts to clear out internal and external project areas of all unused materials and equipment.
• Implements efficiencies and Lean activities that support a competitive financial environment.
• Forecasts and reconciles the monthly construction cost budget.
• Ensures participation in the Design Review Process and provides constructability consultation throughout each phase of the assigned Construction Projects, including handling Requests for Information and construction scope change control processes.
• Owns the timely escalation to management whenever Construction Project Operations and Deliverables are at risk or assistance is needed.
• Contributes verbally in ways that consistently add value to processes, persuading peers and management.
• Summarizes information into concise documents or emails (e.g., one‑page reports or A3s).
• Prepares concise presentations with clearly defined problem statements, risks, and proposed solutions that are reviewed by stakeholders and senior management.
• Provides input and feedback to others regarding team and individual performance, including matrix personnel supporting the
  
  Functional Area
  
  Construction Project Team.
• Works collaboratively within the Layout‑Dependent and PSSS construction integration team in relation to scope management and integration.
• Builds and sustains a culture of success, collaboration, and predictability, providing timely and accurate schedule updates.
• Achieves month‑to‑month total forecast variance of 10% or less.
• Manages the primary trade contacts (Architectural, Electrical, Mechanical (HVAC), and Process Pipe) to ensure compliance with construction specifications, applicable changes, and mandatory mandatories.
• Provides weekly construction progress updates for each tool in the assigned area, indicating accurate per‑tool risk assessments and feasible mitigation plans.
• Adheres to, monitors, and verifies the quality of project deliverables and third‑party contractor activities, validating installations meet mandatory performance standards and Intel’s "Copy Exact" criteria.

• Must be able to work in an integrated team environment, work well in ambiguous settings, self‑directed, and manage multiple priorities.
• Must understand the fundamentals of the Last Planner® System and drive utilization within the Project Team.
• Must possess strong leadership, business partnership, written/verbal communication, and analytical skills essential for aligning with internal customers, peers, and suppliers.
• Must have the skills required to develop project scope, budgets, schedules, and manage execution of multiple simultaneous projects.
• Must possess technical knowledge sufficient to understand engineering decisions and code requirements related to building construction, cleanroom retrofits, and facility electrical, mechanical, and process systems.
• Must have extensive experience using project management software (estimating, scheduling, and procurement systems).
• Bachelor's (4‑year) degree in Construction Management or an engineering discipline.
• L1 PM must demonstrate pursuit of PMP certification.
• Must have 6 years of semiconductor or high‑tech construction experience, OR a 4‑year professional degree in construction management/engineering plus 2 years in semiconductor or high‑tech construction, OR a 2‑year technical degree plus 4 years in semiconductor or high‑tech construction.

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