Project Coordinator

U.S. Bankruptcy Court - District of CT; Minnesota; On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Bankruptcy Court - District of CT is seeking a Project Coordinator to support documentation, scheduling, material coordination, and administrative tracking for court projects.

Responsibilities include communicating with manufacturers and vendors, monitoring deadlines, providing status updates in meetings, coordinating installation timelines, and flagging potential issues to the project manager.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with manufacturers and vendors regarding pricing, orders, product availability, lead times, shipping and delivery requirements.
• Monitor upcoming deadlines and proactively follow up on outstanding approvals, documents, materials and action items.
• Participate in internal project meetings and provide status updates as requested.
• Communicate professionally with customers, contractors, architects, manufacturers and internal team members.
• Assist with installation scheduling and coordination between field personnel and project stakeholders.
• Help identify potential scheduling, documentation or material issues and promptly communicate concerns to the appropriate project manager.

Job description

The Project Coordinator will assist with project documentation, scheduling, material coordination, communication, and administrative tracking.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Communicate with manufacturers and vendors regarding pricing, orders, product availability, lead times, shipping and delivery requirements.
• Monitor upcoming deadlines and proactively follow up on outstanding approvals, documents, materials and action items.
• Participate in internal project meetings and provide status updates as requested.
• Communicate professionally with customers, contractors, architects, manufacturers and internal team members.
• Assist with installation scheduling and coordination between field personnel and project stakeholders.
• Help identify potential scheduling, documentation or material issues and promptly communicate concerns to the appropriate project manager.