Project Manager, Construction

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We are looking for an experienced Project Manager to join our team for ground up industrial construction in Pocatello, Idaho.

We are looking for someone who understands how to run a project from preconstruction through closeout and has strong experience with ground up commercial or industrial construction.

Direct experience with concrete tilt up construction is highly preferred.

This person will work closely with the Superintendent, project team, subcontractors, ownership, and leadership to keep the project moving while maintaining strong control of cost, schedule, quality, and communication.

• Manage ground up industrial construction projects from preconstruction through final closeout
• Partner closely with the Superintendent to manage project schedule, sequencing, logistics, quality, and overall execution
• Manage project budgets, forecasting, cost reporting, commitments, and financial performance
• Lead subcontractor buyout, scope review, contract administration, and change management
• Manage RFIs, submittals, procurement, change orders, pay applications, and project documentation
• Coordinate closely with owners, architects, engineers, consultants, subcontractors, inspectors, and internal project teams
• Identify long lead materials and procurement risks early and develop plans to protect the project schedule
• Understand and coordinate major ground up scopes including sitework, underground utilities, foundations, concrete, structural systems, MEP, building envelope, and finishes
• Support planning and execution of tilt up concrete construction, including foundations, slab preparation, panel construction, erection, structural steel, roofing, and building dry in
• Lead owner and project meetings and communicate project status, risks, financials, schedule concerns, and upcoming milestones clearly
• Review drawings and specifications for constructability, scope gaps, conflicts, and potential cost or schedule impacts