Project Manager/Estimator for Commercial-Residential Construction/Vertical Steel Blackstone Construction

LLC. - 4.2

Las Vegas, NV Job Details Full-time $80,000 - $100,000 a year 11 hours ago Qualifications Driver's License Construction industry experience Smartsheet Leading team collaboration initiatives Project management methodology Managing projects Productivity software Underground utilities installation Microsoft Project Pavement construction projects Construction estimating Full Job Description

PROJECT MANAGER/ESTIMATOR SALARY

DOE The Project Manager / Estimator is responsible for estimating, planning, coordinating, and managing commercial, industrial, heavy civil, and structural steel construction projects from preconstruction through final completion. This position oversees all phases of construction including underground utilities, earthwork, concrete, structural steel erection, building construction, tenant improvements, and project closeout while ensuring projects are completed safely, on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with company quality standards. The Project Manager / Estimator serves as the primary point of contact for owners, architects, engineers, subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, inspectors, field supervisors, and project stakeholders.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Estimating & Preconstruction Must know Smartsheet and have extensive knowledge to enhance user capability Prepare detailed quantity takeoffs from plans, specifications, and bid documents. Analyze drawings, specifications, contracts, and project requirements Solicit, review, and evaluate subcontractor and supplier quotations.

Develop complete project estimates for:

Underground utilities Water, sewer, and storm drain systems Site grading and excavation Earthwork Concrete foundations Structural concrete Tilt-up construction Structural steel Miscellaneous metals Pre-engineered metal buildings Commercial buildings Industrial facilities Calculate labor, equipment, and material costs. Prepare bid packages and proposals. Attend pre-bid meetings and project site visits. Perform value engineering analysis. Review project risks and develop contingency plans. Participate in contract negotiations. Assist in project turnover from estimating to operations. Project Management Manage all phases of construction projects from Notice to Proceed through final completion.

Responsibilities include:

Project startup Budget development Cost control Procurement Scheduling Resource planning Contract administration Subcontractor management Change order management Monthly forecasting Progress billing Project closeout Construction Management Coordinate and oversee construction activities including: Underground Construction Water mains Sewer mains Storm drainage systems Utility relocations Dry utilities Trenching Excavation Dewatering Bedding and backfill Utility testing Manholes Vaults Lift stations Site Development Clearing Grading Excavation Soil stabilization Import/export operations Aggregate base Asphalt paving Site concrete Retaining walls Concrete Construction Footings Foundations Slabs on grade Elevated slabs Structural concrete Cast-in-place walls Tilt-up panels Concrete paving Structural Steel Construction Structural steel fabrication coordination Structural steel erection Metal decking Miscellaneous metals Stairs Handrails Roof framing Steel inspections Bolt inspections Weld inspections Building Construction Commercial buildings Industrial facilities Warehouses Manufacturing facilities Office buildings Tenant improvements Building additions Ground-up construction Pre-engineered metal buildings Financial Management Prepare and maintain project budgets. Monitor project costs and profitability. Review job cost reports. Forecast project financial performance. Track labor productivity. Manage equipment utilization and costs. Review and approve vendor invoices. Review subcontractor pay applications. Prepare owner billings. Manage project cash flow. Maximize project profitability. Scheduling Develop and maintain CPM project schedules. Prepare short-term look-ahead schedules. Coordinate subcontractor schedules. Monitor project milestones. Identify schedule impacts. Develop recovery plans when necessary. Contract Administration Review owner contracts. Administer subcontract agreements. Manage subcontractor compliance. Track insurance and bonding requirements. Process Requests for Information (RFIs). Review submittals and shop drawings. Coordinate inspections. Obtain permits. Maintain complete project documentation. Change Order Management Identify changes in project scope. Prepare detailed pricing. Negotiate change orders. Submit owner change requests. Track pending and approved changes. Maintain change order logs. Safety Responsibilities Promote and enforce the company safety program. Ensure OSHA compliance. Participate in project safety meetings. Coordinate with the Safety Manager. Identify and correct jobsite hazards. Support accident investigations. Ensure subcontractor compliance with safety requirements. OSHA 30 certification Quality Control Ensure all work complies with plans and specifications. Coordinate inspections and testing. Review quality control reports. Monitor punch list completion. Verify owner quality standards are met. Ensure client satisfaction. Client Relations Serve as the primary client representative. Conduct owner meetings. Maintain strong client relationships. Resolve project issues promptly. Coordinate with architects, engineers, and consultants. Provide regular project status updates. Team Leadership Supervise Project Engineers and project staff. Coordinate with Superintendents. Mentor junior employees. Support field personnel. Coordinate subcontractors. Lead project meetings.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor's degree in construction management, but not required, Civil Engineering, or related field preferred. Equivalent construction experience may be substituted. Minimum of 5-10 years of experience managing commercial and heavy civil construction projects. Experience estimating and managing projects from bid through completion. Strong background in underground utilities, site development, structural concrete, and commercial construction. Experience managing structural steel erection projects. Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

Experience in: Heavy Civil Construction Underground Utilities Commercial Buildings Industrial Construction Structural Steel Erection - Vertical Construction Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings Concrete Construction Design-Build Projects Public Works Projects Private Development Federal Projects Prevailing Wage and Davis-Bacon Projects

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Experience with:

SMARTSHEET

(REQUIRED) Microsoft Office Suite Microsoft Project Primavera P6 (Preferred) Bluebeam Revu Procore Building Connected HCSS HeavyBid (Preferred) Sage 300 / Timberline / Foundation Viewpoint Vista AutoCAD (Basic Knowledge) PlanSwift On-Screen Takeoff

KNOWLEDGE

Strong working knowledge of: OSHA Regulations Building Codes Heavy Civil Construction Practices Structural Steel Construction Concrete Construction Scheduling Methods Construction Cost Accounting Construction Contracts CPM Scheduling Means and Methods Material Procurement Quality Control Construction Sequencing

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Ability to visit active construction sites daily. Walk on uneven terrain. Climb ladders and scaffolding when necessary. Lift up to 40 pounds occasionally. Work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Travel between multiple project locations.

KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

(KPIs) Projects completed on schedule. Projects completed within budget. Gross profit goals achieved. Accurate estimating. Strong safety performance. Client satisfaction. Successful change order recovery. Schedule compliance. Quality workmanship. Timely project closeout. Repeat client business.

IDEAL CANDIDATE

The ideal candidate is an experienced construction professional with expertise in estimating and managing vertical construction, heavy civil, underground utilities, site development, concrete, commercial building construction, and structural steel erection projects. This individual possesses exceptional leadership, communication, financial management, and organizational skills, and has a proven track record of successfully delivering complex construction projects safely, on time, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.

Pay:

$80,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year Application Question(s): OSHA 30

Certification & Smartsheet Software Experience:

Project management methodology: 5 years (Required) Construction estimating: 5 years (Required) Building -

Steel:

5 years (Required)

License/Certification:

Drivers License (Required)

Work Location:

In person