Construction Project Manager

Marnell Companies; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Marnell Companies in Las Vegas seeks an experienced Construction Project Manager with at least ten years in the construction industry and five years in project management to lead complex projects from inception to completion.

The role requires strong budgeting, scheduling, and contract knowledge, with accountability for cost control, scope management, and timely delivery.

Qualifications

• Minimum of ten years of experience in the construction field.
• Minimum of five years in project management on major construction projects.
• Must have a degree in Construction Management and/or Engineering.
• Strong business, leadership and communication skills.
• Proficiency in scheduling, cost control, and contract language.

Responsibilities

• Assume total responsibility for the job including Architectural, Engineering, Interiors, Furniture/Fixtures & Equipment, and Kitchen coordination.
• Assist in establishing preliminary budgets and refine them as the scope evolves.
• Follow the drawing process from concept to final drawings and monitor budget against design magnitude.
• Prepare construction schedules for review with senior staff.
• Coordinate with risk management to arrange insurance and bonds.
• Pursue permits, approvals, and permissions required for the project.
• Coordinate with subcontractors on phasing, estimates, budgets, and schedules.
• Submit monthly progress billings and track project costs and invoices.
• Ensure subcontractor submittals, shop drawings, and manuals are delivered timely.
• Maintain project-wide communication and documentation, including change orders and notices of completion.

Skills

Budget management

Scheduling

Client relations

Risk management

Contract negotiation

Team leadership

Education

Construction Management / Engineering degree

Tools

Microsoft Project

Excel

Word

Outlook

Job description

A well-established company in Las Vegas for over 40 years is seeking a Construction Project Manager with a minimum of ten years of experience in the construction industry and 5 years in project management to join our team.

The following is a list of general responsibilities for Project Managers. It is understood that these general responsibilities are not inclusive of all the duties that the position requires but are intended as a general scope of work. It is the Project Manager’s primary responsibility to seek assistance from fellow employees when required to complete the tasks for which they are responsible, and the responsibility of all employees to assist those who require assistance.

• Assume total responsibility for the job including Architectural, Engineering, Interiors, Furniture/Fixtures & Equipment, and Kitchen coordination.
• Assist in the group effort to establish Project parameters as it relates to the preparation of a preliminary budget.
• Refine the preliminary budget on a regular basis to coincide with the Project scope and definition. Utilize early subcontractor participation to reinforce original budget validity.
• Follow drawing process from concept drawings through the delineation of final drawings. Maintain constant cross check of budget to drawing design magnitude. The Project Manager is responsible for challenging the Architectural Division and intercedes if needed with the Client to protect the budget if the project magnitude appears to exceed the Project Budget.
• Participate in Owner discussions of costs, scope of work, schedules, and specified Owner requirements. Prepare a construction schedule for review by the Superintendent, Director of Construction Administration and President of Construction.
• Coordinate with the Risk Manager to purchase insurance for Course of Construction and all required bonds.
• Pursue the various agencies and utilities to obtain the necessary permits, approvals, and permissions. The Project Manager is responsible for obtaining all permits and approvals.
• Assist the Superintendent in initial Project set-up i.e., job phones requisition, temporary power, temporary facilities, traffic barricades, job offices, agency approvals to proceed, forming material and forming hardware verifications, hoisting equipment, and Owner requested conditions.
• Provide initial coordination with all subcontractors to ensure proper coverage and understanding of all phasing of work as it may relate to estimates, budgets, and schedules.
• Prepare and submit all monthly progress billings to the Owner in accordance with prevailing Contract Documents.
• Develop and maintain accurate and meaningful project schedules. Prepare with superintendent Three-Week Look Ahead Schedules.
• Evaluate and approve all Subcontractor-billing requests. Billing format from the subcontractors must be in proper form, on time and complete.
• Confirm receipt of Subcontractor’s Liability Insurance Policies before Subcontractor starts work.
• Evaluate and approve all accounts payable invoices. Check timely payment, validity of request, correct cost category coding, purchase order, and receiver attachment.
• Assume responsibility for all subcontractors to provide necessary submittals, shop drawings, insurance certificates, As-Built drawings, operating, and maintenance manuals in a timely manner. Primary responsibility for this is the Project Manager’s; however, coordination with the Project Architect to ensure that approval turnaround times are maintained is essential.
• Support and supply the Superintendent with timely drawings, clarifications, subcontract negotiations, material requirements, and contract enforcements.
• Coordinate FF&E and project. Assist the Interior Design Department in awareness to both the Owner and Project idiosyncrasies and requirements.
• Verify and review FF&E contracts, purchase orders, and maintain constant cross check of actual buyout costs to approved budget.
• Provide timely completion of all Owner-requested or subcontractor-requested change orders. Follow printed schedules for cut-off dates for change orders issued to Finance. Update schedules periodically as required. All scheduling of subcontractors is the responsibility of the Superintendent.
• Monitor/review Submittal/Expediting Schedule for all materials and equipment.
• Assist Superintendent with coordinating the Project’s equipment needs.
• Provide all estimating required to instrument necessary proposals, or change orders as directed by Project needs.
• Maintain communications with Director of Construction Administration and President to insure all are apprised of the Project status.
• Maintain Project “spread sheet” on a regular basis and update by the 16th of the month to account for all “costs” related to the Project. Review published computer reports for costs contracted and spent. Spreadsheets must coincide with the computer report each month. Submit monthly spread sheets to Construction President and Director of Construction Administration.
• Provide Owners with “Notice of Completion” and “Certificates of Occupancy”. Fulfill agency final requirements and punch lists.
• Complete project by closing out the project computer records; make all necessary final adjustments.
• Submit all As-Built drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, and certificates of warranty to the Owner.
• The Project Manager has total responsibility for completing a Project on time and on budget.
• Attend all final inspections by the Building Dept. and Fire Dept. with the Project Superintendent to insure the Project is completed in accordance with all prevailing codes and ordinances and to insure that the Project is completed on time, as scheduled. Write Life Safety Testing Scenarios and attend/supervise testing. Take all necessary action to safely complete the Project. Our obligation to safely complete the Project on time is Priority #1.
• Provide all coordination as required to provide timely information to all involved parties of any pertinent changes of schedules, costs or scope of work. Do not wait to communicate change.
• Owner correspondence or change orders (review Owner change orders with President and Director of Construction Administration).
• Subcontract change orders.
• Verification to lenders.
• Correspondence to agencies and utilities companies.

All above tasks are required in conjunction with overall project team where Marnell is Owner Adviser and a separate General Contractor exists.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 10 years of experience in the construction field.
• Minimum of 5 years in project management. Must have extensive experience in major construction projects.Must have extensive experience in Construction Operations.
• Must have a degree in Construction Management and/or Engineering.
• Must have excellent general business and management skills.
• Must have a strong understanding of construction law and construction contract language.
• Must have basic computer skills in Word and Outlook and be proficient in Excel and Microsoft Project or similar Scheduling software.
• Must have extensive experience in Estimating and Scheduling. Must have the ability to prepare both conceptual and detailed project estimates and schedules.
• Must have extensive experience in the management of major projects from inception of design through successful project completion.
• Must have the ability to multi-task, coordinate, manage, and give clear directions to subordinates. Must have excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Must have strong organizational skills and have the ability to remain composed and flexible.
• Must be trustworthy, dependable, self-motivated, creative, and resourceful.
• Must be able to maintain the highest level of confidentiality, handling sensitive information concerning both the company and its clients.
• Must have strong interpersonal and leadership skills with good client relationship experience. Professional presence and appearance a must.
• Must have a strong desire for career growth with the company.