Requirements:

You’re a good fit if you have:

• Five (5) to seven (7)+ years experience as an Estimator and/or Project Manager.
• Five (5)+ years experience in utilities and/or trenchless construction, ideally as a construction site foreman or superintendent.
• Five (5)+ years experience managing others.
• Bachelor’s degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field. A comparable amount of knowledge and experience can be acceptable in lieu of a degree.
• Broad knowledge of the construction industry.
• Professional Engineer (P.E.) license is a plus.

You’re a good fit if you are able to:

• Manage multiple priorities simultaneously and manage time to meet tight project deadlines.
• Be proactive and use foresight to predict and address concerns.
• Effectively control jobsite operations and delegate authority when appropriate.
• Use leadership and interpersonal skills to motivate others, instill the company culture, and set a positive example.
• Work well as part of a team and independently with minimal direction.
• Communicate clearly and effectively, both written and verbal.
• Proficiently use Microsoft Office programs, especially Excel. Experience with estimating and/or project management software is preferred.
• Travel to meetings and projects less than 10% of the time. 

Responsibilities:

As a member of our team, your responsibilities will include:

• Estimate, review, and submit bids accurately, timely, and competitively.
• Review customer drawings and expectations. Identify areas of concern and develop creative solutions to problems.
• Supervise efficient preparation of pre-qualification, submittal and bid packages, as well as all job correspondence.
• Follow-up on bids, solicit feedback, and maintain communication with customers throughout the bidding process.
• Build customer markets in targeted regions.
• Attend meetings (pre-bid, pre-construction, job, etc.) as required.
• Prepare and maintain schedules for each job using estimate and contract documents, and request extensions when needed as required by contract.
• Communicate schedules, construction processes and layouts with engineers, contractors, subcontractors, vendors, etc. providing excellent customer service and maintaining positive professional relationships.
• Manage others, ensuring project superintendents understand and execute the work as required.
• Purchase and coordinate delivery of materials, and ensure they are ready and available with enough lead-time to avoid delay of production.
• Identify tools, equipment, or technology to complete a job and understands the benefits, costs and potential risks of each.
• Ensure the project meets or exceeds its financial objectives by overseeing and monitoring operations.
• Monitor and close out project financials: prepare cost breakdowns for billing, analyze job costs and address issues, and approve project invoices.
• Execute, submit, and manage change orders.
• Maintain detailed documentation to protect company’s interests.
• Uphold a high standard of safety, quality, service, and production.