Construction Project Manager- Heavy Civil
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Construction Project Manager- Heavy Civil Chesapeake, VA Relocation Available Summary Our client is looking for an experienced Project manager for heavy civil and marine construction projects such as roads, highways and bridges. Essential duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: The primary role of the Project Manager will be to lead and manage all field operations on their assigned projects, including but not limited to supervising project engineers, superintendents, foremen, managing subcontractors/vendors, quality control, safety management, and equipment utilization/coordination Will oversee the day-to-day operations for construction projects ranging in value from $5M to $100M Ensure that the project is completed safely, on schedule and within budgetIs responsible for the overall success of project execution This includes the overall responsibility for estimating, budget, schedule, contract compliance, safety, quality of work, project closeout, and owner satisfactionAssists in the preparation of any technical proposals required by design/build projects, private/public partnership projects, or best value projectsAttends and participates in safety or training classes as needed and provided Has knowledge of relevant equipment, materials, and means and methodsMonitors safety, schedule and cost and makes necessary operations adjustments to support established goals, budgets, and contract requirementsRegularly interfaces with the Construction Manager to coordinate equipment and human resources for assigned projects.Represents in a business-like, ethical and professional manner at various progress meetings, partnering sessions, joint venture meetings, conferences and industry functions as requiredSafety Integrates safety rules, policies and practices in all work elements. Ensures that proper safety and incident reporting procedures are followedSolves safety problems immediately then coordinates with field supervision, Construction Manager and Safety Department Supervisory Responsibilities This job does involve direct supervision of personnel and carries supervisory responsibilities. Qualifications To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. ***INTERNAL NOTES DO NOT SHARE*** Please note - Send candidates like you are sending them to a client. We are looking for a brief write up on candidates. Salary expectations, reason for looking, open to relo, etc. Heavy Civil Engineering work. This person will work on Heavy Highway work, focusing on massive bridge, interchange and marine work. They will help with relocation for the right candidate. The right candidate should work projects that are at least 20 million. Summary Our client is looking for an experienced Project manager for heavy civil and marine construction projects such as roads, highways and bridges.
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