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Michels Trenchless, Inc. is seeking an Assistant Project Manager to help drive the successful delivery of smaller projects under the guidance of a Project Manager.
You’ll review proposals, plans, and budgets, and assist with contract and subcontractor management through close-out, ensuring compliance and tracking performance and finance metrics. You will maintain project documentation for accounting, cost reporting, scheduling, procurement, and budgeting, coordinate field schedules, attend
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As an Assistant Project Manager, you will play a key role in supporting the successful execution of smaller projects under the direct supervision of a Project Manager. Responsibilities include reviewing project proposals and plans to understand scope, timelines, budgets, and resource requirements. You will assist with contract and subcontractor management from initial discussions through close-out, ensuring compliance and tracking key performance and financial metrics.
This role involves maintaining accurate documentation for accounting, cost reporting, billing, scheduling, procurement, and budgeting, as well as preparing reports for management. You will coordinate project schedules with field teams, attend construction-related meetings, and document activities to keep projects on track. Additional duties include assisting with agency and client correspondence, reporting requirements, and preparing proposals and estimates.
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