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Airswift

Preconstruction Manager

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A Pre-Construction Manager leads planning of a construction project before the building begins. Estimates costs of construction, as well as participating in design decisions, evaluations, studies, value engineering and analysis, scheduling, constructability reviews, and more. May also negotiate for project construction services.

$120,414 / year median in Utah

+23% projected growth

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Preconstruction Manager at Airswift Preconstruction Manager at Airswift in West Valley City, Utah Posted in 5 days ago.
Type:
full-time
Job Description:
We're seeking an experienced Preconstruction Manager to work for one of our major clients, a global EPC business. Key Responsibilities Lead and coordinate preconstruction activities for assigned projects, delivering strategic input, collaboration, and solutions throughout all phases of design and planning. Utilize extensive experience in design-bid-build estimating while expanding expertise in alternative delivery methods, including Design-Build, Public-Private Partnerships (P3), CM/GC, and CMAR projects. Apply advanced estimating knowledge by evaluating and incorporating project-specific labor costs, equipment expenses, insurance requirements, bonding, and tax considerations. Assume full responsibility for developing accurate, comprehensive, and timely estimates for large-scale industrial construction projects, directing all aspects of the estimating process from inception through final submission. Review and evaluate bid documents to identify potential risks and opportunities, providing clear recommendations and insights to project leadership and management. Assess contractual risks, quantify potential cost impacts and exposure, determine the likelihood of identified risks, and recommend mitigation strategies or appropriate contingency measures to protect project profitability. Requirements Four?year engineering degree OR equivalent combinations of technical training and/or related experience. Ten or more years of experience in an estimating role.