Construction Project Manager

Hamilton, VA
Full Time
Mid Level
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SEG is a leading Engineering and Construction firm specializing in design build, government construction projects. With a track record of delivering high-quality projects on time and within budget, we are committed to excellence and innovation in every aspect of our work.

We are currently seeking a talented Construction Project Manager Position to join our team and a grow with the company.

SEG’s Project Manager 1 must demonstrate the ability to manage the cradle-to-grave aspects of the entire life-cycle of a commercial and/or institutional design/build project. The position includes an understanding of process management and the ability and agility to perform work that is contracted through a variety of delivery methods that include: indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ), Lump-Sum Contracting and Design/Build contracts. The Project Manager 1 accomplishes work by means of subcontractors; however, the Project Manager 1 must have the ability to manage self-performed construction activities where those resources may benefit the project.

Scope of Project Manager 1 Position
Manages all aspects of project management for multiple small projects or a mid-sized project with an approximate annual volume of $2–17 million.

Essential Functions of Project Manager 1 Position
Good working knowledge of civil, architectural, mechanical or electrical discipline and a basic understanding of the other disciplines.  Good analytical skills and the ability to effectively use a variety of estimating, scheduling and reporting software tools.  The ability to effectively communicate with management, subcontractors, customers and peer groups.  Ability to travel to different jobsites within a designated geographical area.

Project Manager 1 Responsibilities

  • Manage the construction workflow process starting in the project origination phase, to include negotiation, contracting, buyout, construction administration, financial management and closeout;
  • Support efforts to meet with Owners and Design Professionals to determine project requirements, manage client satisfaction, and take immediate action to help resolve problems and concerns;
  • Acquire and manage all building permits and other regulatory prerequisites;
  • Visit project work sites as needed and coordinate with project superintendent to support field efforts;
  • Evaluate projects for constructability and value-engineer cost savings;
  • Establish, monitor, communicate and maintain project schedules utilizing contemporary scheduling software;
  • Develop and implement strategies to self-perform work and to outsource the various aspects of a project to achieve the projects objectives of price, schedule and quality;
  • Support the effort to negotiate contracts, subcontracts and purchase orders to assure that all project goals are being addressed;
  • Proactively identify issues that could lead to problems and facilitate solutions;
  • Conduct and document project progress meetings;
  • Determine and implement the appropriate level of project control (i.e.: submittal logs, change order logs, etc.);
  • Manage project costs to ensure budgets are maintained.  Document and manage changes in the work to ensure the interests of all stakeholders in the project are reasonably met;
  • Create and follow up on monthly requisitions to the Owner and maintain a regular dialogue with the project(s) vendors to ensure all financial matters are kept within contract terms;
  • Ensure that all aspects of the project are compliant with all contract terms and legal requirements that govern the project and the community in which the project(s) takes place;
  • Administer client-specific programs, such as CQM, Safety, etc.
  • Document substantial completion; manage the project closeout process to ensure timely completion;
  • Support the Corporate Estimating Department with overall strategy, RFI process, scope summary sheets, subcontractor outreach and others aspects that will ensure the team’s success;
  • Provide training, mentoring and coaching to assist and develop other members of the project team;

Minimum Qualifications

  • B.S. degree in Engineering or Construction Management with 5-7 years of experience with a commercial and/or industrial general contractor or 10+ years of directly related experience with no degree.
  • Demonstrated experience managing self-performed work activities and subcontracted work.
  • A good working knowledge of construction means and methods associated with the renovation of commercial and institutional buildings and site work related thereto.
  • High level of proficiency with spreadsheets, email and other software used in the construction industry.
  • A minimum of 3 years of experience in government contracting is preferred.
  • Current safety credentials to include OSHA 30, First Aid and CPR.
  • Current CQM certification issued by USACE / NAVFAC.
  • Professional credentials – either Engineer in Training (EIT) or Project Management Professional (PMP) desired.
Benefits:
  • Base Salary
  • Bonus
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Short Term and Long-Term Disability
  • Paid Time Off
  • Continuing Education Assistance
  • Hybrid - work location flexibility
  • E-ZPass to assist with commute expenses

Work Environment:
The role involves working on construction sites, in offices, and traveling to different project locations. Involves exposure to construction site conditions, including weather, noise, and potential hazards.

SEG is a V3, Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to attract, develop, and retain a diverse workforce and provide equal opportunities to all employees
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