Commercial Assistant Project Manager — Water/Wastewater

MWH Constructors; Gresham (OR); On-site; USD 130,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental and vision benefits

401(k) Plan

Job summary

MWH Constructors in the United States is seeking an Assistant Project Manager - Commercial to support the team in controls, contracts, coordination and construction of critical water/wastewater plants and other water infrastructure projects. The role is based out of the Portland, OR or Seattle, WA metropolitan areas and involves CMAR, CMGC/GCCM, Design-Build or Design-Bid-Build delivery.

Projects range from $20M to $1.5B; responsibilities include contract compliance, change management, risk

Qualifications

• BS in engineering, construction management or related field; equivalent experience accepted.
• 4+ years in project engineering, site supervision or trade package management in heavy civil/structures.
• 3+ years as an assistant project manager on heavy civil/construction projects.
• 3+ years reporting and managing profit/loss on a construction project.
• Familiarity with contract scoping, drawings, specs and basic construction principles.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with Prime Contract and Subcontracts; manage residual risk.
• Coordinate change orders; develop change proposals; manage from start to finish.
• Draft letters and correspondence to subs, suppliers and Owner.
• Lead governance per Management Authority Matrix and obtain approvals.
• Run project risk reviews and maintain the risk log; support CMiC data entry.
• Implement project controls, budgets, cash flow, forecasts; support risk management.

Skills

Contract management

Change management

Project controls

Risk assessment

Reporting & budgeting

Education

BS in engineering or construction management

Tools

CMiC

Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC)

Job description

MWH Constructors in the United States is seeking an Assistant Project Manager - Commercial to support the team in controls, contracts, coordination and construction of critical water/wastewater plants and other water infrastructure projects. The role is based out of the Portland, OR or Seattle, WA metropolitan areas and involves CMAR, CMGC/GCCM, Design-Build or Design-Bid-Build delivery.

Projects range from $20M to $1.5B; responsibilities include contract compliance, change management, risk