Electrical Construction Project Manager

ITAC

Town of Chester (NY)

On-site

USD 75,000 - 95,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance

401k & ESOP

Life Insurance

Short & Long-Term Disability

Paid Time Off

Employee Assistance Program

Tuition Reimbursement

Professional Development

Job summary

A construction management firm is looking for an Electrical Project Manager in the Town of Chester, NY. The ideal candidate will coordinate electrical engineering projects, manage teams, and ensure client satisfaction. Key requirements include 3+ years of project management experience and familiarity with electrical construction practices. This position offers comprehensive benefits, such as health insurance, 401k, paid time off, and professional development opportunities.

Qualifications

3+ years of electrical construction project management experience.
Multidiscipline project management experience preferred.
Check-out, commissioning, startup experience required.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and direct project teams for successful execution of electrical projects.
Evaluate RFQs, visit job sites, and prepare cost estimates.
Draft proposals, establish work scopes, and schedule timelines.

Skills

Electrical construction project management

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Scheduling tools (MS Project, Primavera)

Procore

OSHA 30 certification

Education

3+ years of relevant experience

Job description

Responsibilities

The Electrical Project Manager coordinates and directs a project team’s electrical engineering, design, procurement, and construction efforts to meet a customer’s project objectives in accordance with the terms defined in the contract applicable to the work. The Electrical Project Manager provides, endorses, and enforces the applicable project principles, practices, and guidelines to ensure efficient and safe use and allocation of the team’s and the firm’s resources. The Electrical Project Manager exercises judgment and experience when applying these principles to ensure that enough alternatives are considered by the team and that the optimal solution(s) are achieved within schedule and budget constraints. It is the Electrical Project Manager’s responsibility to work with team members and management to identify team and project execution weaknesses and strengthen those areas with process and personnel improvements. The Electrical Project Manager must have a consistent bias for action for project performance and resolute decision making. The Electrical Project Manager may have multiple simultaneous projects and client assignments.

The Electrical Project Manager is also responsible for cultivating new work with clients with whom the Electrical Project Manager has a working relationship. The Electrical Project Manager will continuously pursue additional opportunities to provide customers with electrical engineering, design, and construction services.

Project Responsibilities

The Electrical Project Manager (CPM) is a leadership role within ITAC’s construction divisions. The CPM role requires experience in their specific trade and in supervising construction work and work crews and administering numerous aspects of construction projects and communicating with ITAC’s customers. CPMs must be fully aware of safety practices and requirements on every jobsite on which they work. CPMs must adhere to ITAC policies and procedures for contracting and managing construction projects utilizing internal and external resources.

In summary, ITAC’s CPMs develop work scopes, cost estimates, and proposals; develops execution plans; and coordinates and directs field supervision to safely execute the work consistent with the scope and terms of an assigned construction contract. CPMs are responsible for meeting commitments and performance targets relating to: safety goals, financial goals, schedule objectives, quality expectations, and client satisfaction.

Specific Responsibilities

Evaluate RFQs (requests for quotation, requests for bid) to determine fit for ITAC; visit jobsites in preparation for bidding; note risks, clarifications, exceptions, etc.; prepare material take-offs; develop cost estimates; evaluate risks
Draft proposal letters, work scopes, schedules, other key information needed to offer a bid
Identify all work that can be fabricated in-house
Develop execution plans and schedules applying ITAC APM (Assured Project Management) methods
Work with engineering, other trades, and other construction management resources to coordinate EPC/CM and design‑build projects.
Host kick‑off meetings with customer and ITAC team; establish project safety plans and expectations; establish roles, responsibilities and communication plans
Provide to field supervisors, subcontractors, safety personnel, site administration and quality control personnel:

All applicable project technical information (typically drawings, diagrams, and specifications)
Update schedules and maintain cost control of the project
Daily/weekly direction to ITAC supervisors for the efficient use and allocation of labor, materials, equipment, and tools