Construction Project Manager

Construction Project Manager Cannatelli Builders Inc - 3.7 Pompano Beach, FL Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Qualifications Financial forecasting Contract documentation review Contract management Contract review Microsoft Excel Construction negotiation Building code compliance Construction cost control Construction schedule coordination Engineering Construction project management Bachelor's degree in construction management Construction management software Mid-level Schedule management Bachelor's degree in engineering Construction budget management Bachelor's degree Decision making Financial control management Construction team management Negotiated pricing Certified Project Manager Construction change order management Construction project budgeting Leadership Procurement management Team motivation (leadership skill) Construction Management Communication skills Project stakeholder communication Construction administration project phase

Full Job Description Benefits:

Health insurance Benefits / Perks Competitive Pay Paid Health Insurance Paid Vacation Job Summary Cannatelli Builders, Inc. is a family-owned company committed to listening to its clients, understanding overall project goals, and maintaining close attention to even the smallest construction details. The company strives to ensure that every phase of the construction process is handled with the highest level of care, professionalism, and quality in order to exceed client expectations. As a result, clients recognize and value the high standards that are upheld on every project, regardless of size or complexity. All Project Managers must have the ability to maintain positive relationships with clients, employees, and the public while presenting a professional image, demonstrating integrity, and upholding the culture and reputation of Cannatelli Builders, Inc. Project Managers play a critical leadership role in ensuring that construction projects are properly planned, budgeted, coordinated, and successfully executed. They are responsible for maintaining financial oversight, managing schedules, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring that project objectives are achieved efficiently and professionally. Strong communication skills, industry experience, leadership ability, and sound decision-making are essential qualities for success in this role.

Key Responsibilities and Essential Skills Preconstruction:

Project Managers are expected to review all contract documents to gain a complete understanding of the project scope and identify any conflicts between plans, specifications, or field conditions. During this phase, they establish the scope of work for each trade, develop the project schedule, and coordinate preconstruction planning efforts.

Contract Management & Procurement:

Project Managers must understand the full contractual framework governing the project to ensure compliance with contract requirements. This includes coordinating with the main office on subcontractor selection, procurement processes, subcontractor buyout, and contract administration throughout the life of the project.

Budgeting & Billing:

Maintaining financial control of the project is one of the Project Manager's most important responsibilities. This includes tracking costs, updating budgets regularly, reviewing commitments, forecasting final costs, and working with the main office to prepare and review monthly billing applications.

Communication:

Strong verbal and written communication skills are essential. Project Managers communicate daily with internal staff, owners, architects, engineers, subcontractors, vendors, and clients to ensure alignment, resolve issues, and keep the project progressing smoothly.

Negotiation:

Project Managers often negotiate with clients regarding additional time, funding, or scope adjustments. They also negotiate pricing, scope, and change order terms with subcontractors and suppliers to protect project profitability.

Leadership:

Effective leadership is necessary to direct teams, maintain accountability, and resolve conflicts among project participants. Project Managers must keep the team focused, motivated, and working toward common project goals.

Organization:

Project Managers must be highly organized, as they are responsible for managing schedules, documentation, materials procurement, meetings, manpower planning, and coordination of all moving parts of the project.

Problem-Solving:

Construction projects frequently present unexpected challenges. Project Managers must be able to think critically, adapt quickly, and develop practical solutions to keep the project on track. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field is preferred Previous experience as a Construction Manager Project management certification is preferred Deep understanding of construction management methods and processes Advanced knowledge of construction methods, building products, and building codes Strong leadership and crisis resolution skills Familiar with Microsoft Excel and construction management software Ability to break large projects into small steps