As a Preconstruction Project Manager (PPM), you will be the lead project manager during the preconstruction phase of projects. It will be your responsibility to manage RFP’s, Estimates, design, BIM, procurement, budget, deliverables, and client relations until the project is turned over to the project management team.

Essential Functions: • Project Budgeting • Providing conceptual budgeting and tools to BD to facilitate accurate and efficient qualifying of projects. • Coordinating the Estimating effort on bids including front end document review. • Organizing and lead bid reviews. • Perform Estimating as needed to meet deadlines • Vendor and Subcontractor Management • Assisting BD with legal and risk management on all contracts. • Reviewing and implementing the technical strategy for proposals with BD and Sales Operations. • Client correspondence • Project interviews to represent budget approach and Precon management • Budget Management • Identify cost impacts throughout preconstruction phase and submit change orders • Provide VE and various client requested pricing exercises • Manage financials of engineering and BIM • Populate billing SOV • Establish project JDE budget from estimate • Establish project EVM

•Preconstruction Management • Act as project manager during the preconstruction phase of projects. This can include the following responsibilities: • Attend project meetings and have client (GC) interfacing • Coordinate with engineering, precon, and BIM • Manage material releases • Identify and price change orders • Manage construction budget

• Team Management • Delegate tasks to supporting team members • Train and mentor team members • Review deliverables for accuracy • Lead estimate reviews

• Miscellaneous Project Management Tasks

• There are few limitations for what tasks you can take on as a PPM. You will be required to own various a-typical deliverables that arise during preconstruction.

• Additional responsibilities as needed to support the projects or objectives of the department

Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Business, or Engineering is a plus • Ten or more years of experience with aviation and/or water treatment projects as an electrical project manager is preferred. • Proficiency in electrical estimating and understanding of project budgeting • Proficiency in accubid, plangrid, excel, and bluebeam • Experience in management of design-build projects • Verifiable experience of safe, reliable, and integrity-driven work habits, including working in an unsupervised field setting when appropriate • A balance of technical knowledge and communications skills • Ability to manage and train others • Ability to build relationships with clients and communicate confidently in project interviews

*Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. This position is not eligible for sponsorship.