About the role
The Construction Project Manager manages construction projects from the planning stages through construction and startup of building or material handling systems for Build-to-Suit projects for manual facilities through successful hand-off to field operations. This level with manage small Build-to-Suit or material handling portion of expansion capital projects for manual facilities that require significant guidance/mentorship. Collaborates with internal planning, design, procurement, real estate, IT, finance, environmental, legal departments Collaborates with internal planning, design, procurement, real estate, IT, finance, environmental, legal departments. Contracts and/or manages, Developers, General Contractors and Architectural Engineering firms. Coordinates and communicates with local jurisdictions to meet requirements and to obtain Certificate of Occupancies. Enforces specifications, manages and monitors schedules & installation, creates cost estimates, manages capital and expense funding, completes vendor testing and/or commissioning of new and/or existing infrastructure. Travels to the job site to monitor progress and coordinate with vendors completing the work. Typically, will control projects for facility or material handling manual stations with smallest cost, risk, timeline and clear scope of work.
Essential Functions
Under supervision with manager and mentor, manage project for facility or material handling portion of a manual station with smallest cost, risk, timeline, clear statement of work (SOW) and low risk to the network. Typically, financial responsibility of projects up to $20 million annually.
Monitoring progress and performance against the project plan; taking action to resolve operational problems and minimize delays
Oversees installation, operation of equipment systems
Identifying, developing, and gathering the resources necessary to complete the project
May include enforcing engineering standards, designs and work specifications; developing project schedules, budgets and forecasts; and selecting materials, equipment, project staff, and external contractors
Vendor management, including hiring, managing, coordinating engineering firm…
