Project Manager; K-12 Schools

Project Manager (K-12 Schools)

Department: Project Management

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: Denver, CO

Compensation: $110,000 - $140,000 / year

The primary function of the Project Manager is to provide leadership and management for a specific construction project. The Project Manager has the responsibility for the project and project team from inception and preconstruction through completion to ensure that the project is completed to the satisfaction of all.

The duties, responsibilities and attributes of the Project Manager typically include, but are not limited to:

• Capable of supervising projects ranging from $50 million plus, under various delivery methods, diversity in market sectors and varying complexities
• Work closely with the Estimator during the preconstruction phase in managing the various design phases and setting the GMP and establishing the projects General Conditions
• Work closely with the Superintendent(s) and project team in maintaining and enforcing project site safety programs
• Make Project Cost Control a priority
• Thoroughly review current and future Change Orders
• Develop all cost and budget projections
• Constantly review and evaluate General Condition’s costs
• Compile and prepare accurate Monthly Reconciliation Reports, create and maintain monthly Cash Flow Reports
• Manage monthly pay applications and Subcontractor invoicing
• Responsible for overall project profitability
• Monitor project progress with Superintendent(s)
• Work with Superintendent(s) as necessary to make schedule “course corrections” to ensure project completes on time
• Work closely with the Estimating Department during preconstruction
• Act as the bridge between Estimating and Operations for your specific project
• Partner with the Estimating Department to develop bid strategy, clarifications, and qualifications
• Lead the preparation of project bid packages, i.e. writing scopes of work and creating all applicable exhibits
• Prepare comprehensive subcontractor bid packages; capable of preparing an “apples to apples” subcontractor bid analysis for the review lead Estimator, SPM and/or PX
• Assist the Design Team in making decisions that improve the opportunity for success
• Assist Business Development with the preparation of responses to RFPs by providing technical writing, as required
• Participate in presentations to prospective Owners
• Promote “Best Practices” within the WEO organization
• Provide leadership to the project team to ensure quality control remains a priority throughout the building process
• Ensure documentation of all claims are being properly handled to avoid litigation
• Cash Flow Projections and Forecasting Costs
• Train the PE and APM’s on cost control measures, Change Order Requests, Invoicing, Purchase Orders and Pay Applications
• Negotiate Change Orders with subcontractors
• Lead the resolution of all project specific issues
• Oversee the entire team to ensure CMiC is set up correctly, including Submittal Registry, budget, etc.
• Ensure the entire team is utilizing Plan Grid to organize all contract documents and progress photo documentation occurs on a weekly basis
• Oversee and manage that the Material Procurement Log is updated to ensure timely deliveries that correspond with the projects P6 schedule
• Manage and guide the team with regard to the contract close out process (O&M manuals, As-Builts, etc.)
• Represent WEO at Owner, Subcontractor and coordination meetings
• Lead weekly OAC Meetings and serve as the project leader with Owner, architect, construction manager, etc.
• Review meeting minutes for accuracy and content prior to distribution
• Provide guidance to the team on desired format and content to best organize all closeout binders
• Basic understanding of insurance in the construction industry and its impact on the construction agreement and subcontractor’s agreement, including indemnification language, liability and policy limits
• Understand bonding procedures and requirements, including payment and performance bonds, sub bonds, bonding over liens, Subguard, etc.
• Understand basics of Owner’s
  
  Contract:
  
  AIA 101, AIA 111, AIA General Conditions agreements
• Attend and participate in WEO Quarterly Risk Management (QRM) Trainings
• Partic…