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Wainwright Talent Partners in the Boston Metrowest area seeks a Project Manager to lead complex construction projects from initiation through closeout, coordinating owners, designers, subcontractors, and suppliers to meet schedule, budget, and quality targets.
You will develop plans, manage risk, prepare cost projections, and ensure safety, regulatory compliance, and client satisfaction while driving value engineering and effective team communication.
PROJECT MANAGER
Reports to: This position will report to the Director of Operations.
Objective: The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for the completion of each assigned project within established schedule and budget parameters, and in a manner consistent with firms customer-focused project delivery standards. The PM's role begins at the very beginning of the project life cycle, assisting with project planning and proposal development. Once a project is underway, the PM assumes the responsibility of being the primary point of contact for the project team, including: the owner, design team, subcontractors and suppliers, and becomes accountable for all aspects of the project, including scheduling, permitting, subcontractor buyout, material procurement, change management and document control, financial management and owner invoicing, risk management, project closeout, and ensuring overall client satisfaction.
To deliver on these responsibilities, the PM must be able to lead a project team composed of both firms personnel and external partners. The PM must be able to multi-task, prioritize his/her own responsibilities, delegate effectively amongst team members, and most importantly, drive solutions for all project-related issues. The PM is also expected to develop and foster strong relationships with industry contacts, including customers, the design community, owners representatives, and subcontractors.
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Physical Requirements: Workers must be able to: see well (either naturally or with correction); coordinate the movements of eyes, hands and fingers; use hands, arms and fingers fully; climb and maintain balance on ladders and scaffolding; stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, or work at heights as required; and list and carry objects weighing up to 50 pounds and occasionally more.
Must be able to access and navigate all areas of the construction site in all types of weather.
Education and experience: Bachelors degree in civil engineering or construction management, or related field required.
FLSA - Exempt
Regular Full-Time
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