Associate Project Manager

Denver, CO, United States

Job Description

We build more than buildings. We are building greatness, in both our projects and our people. The combination of our people, culture, and unique project delivery approach truly differentiates us - it is why our associates come here, and why they stay. Team Opus associates collaborate to advance our client goals, our communities, and their careers. At Opus, you have an unmatched opportunity with a growing, industry leading organization to learn and develop professionally, while having fun along the way. Our award-winning teams are united by one mission and are driven to deliver impactful results.

We value our associates and the time they spend building more with us. We offer a comprehensive suite of benefits aimed at supporting them in and out of the workplace, including:

medical, dental and vision coverage

a 401(k) plan and immediate company match

a student loan payback program

paid time off

paid holidays

birthday holiday

community time off

caregiver leave

tuition reimbursement

paid licensures and professional memberships

The salary range for this position is between $66,950 - $100,322 per year, based on experience and qualifications.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Safety First: Work with the safety department to have working knowledge of the federal OSHA standards that apply to the project(s).

Perform a preliminary jobsite hazard analysis along with ongoing jobsite safety review walks and review them with the Superintendent and Regional General Superintendent or Field Coordinator.

Support the project management team in providing the labor, materials, equipment, and other resources necessary to perform each project safely.

Project Pursuit, as requested: Participate in select client sales meetings with Project Manager.

Prepare conceptual and detailed estimates for review with supervisor.

Participate in owner contract negotiations and contract exhibit development with Project Manager.

Pre-Construction Production: Assist with and/or manage the design aspects of assigned projects, ensuring budget, schedule, quality, and customer satisfaction criteria are met.

Monitor the preparation of proposal and working drawings for assigned project.

Assist with writing detailed specifications and submittal log development.

Support the subcontractor bidding process with bid package development, coordination of bid reviews and writing subcontractor award recommendations.

Review construction and shop drawings, facilitate shop drawing review process.

Construction Management: Assist with and/or manage the construction and close-out of assigned projects, ensuring budget, schedule, quality, and customer satisfaction criteria are met.

Collaborate with job site Superintendent in reviewing drawings, budgets, schedules, and other project-related matters on a regular basis.

Coordinate, document and distribute minutes for various weekly project team meetings.

Confer with supervisor while reviewing schedule updates, cost expenditure, and client sales decisions when necessary.

Share job cost responsibility through monitoring budgets and schedules, resolving problems, and reporting cost projections to supervisor on a monthly or more frequent basis.

Negotiate owner change orders.

Negotiate, write (with Project Coordinator), and approve subcontracts and change orders for Project Manager review.

Work with governmental agencies to aid project success or resolve job problems as needed.

Project Management Skill Development Demonstrate effective teamwork and the establishment of successful interpersonal relationships with co-workers and other disciplines within the company.

Strive to optimize team effectiveness and help coordinate project team.

Initiate and document meetings to keep supervisor informed of project status and progress.

Acquire understanding of building code and design.

QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related area.

Minimum 4 years of prior construction-project management or field related experience, preferably design-build delivery with time spent on commercial, multi-family or industrial buildings.

Knowledge of basic accounting, budgeting, and cost allocation procedures.

Solid problem-solving skills and the ability to work efficiently and independently.

Effective interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills.

Ability to work productively and collaborate with others, lead projects, use available resources effectively, establish priorities, and demonstrate progress toward acquiring Project Manager skills and abilities.

This job description is a summary of the typical functions and responsibilities of this position and the duties described are not to be interpreted as an exhaustive or comprehensive list of all possible job responsibilities. There may be other duties, tasks and responsibilities assigned. Management reserves the right to add, modify or change the duties of this position and to make reasonable accommodations so that qualified employees can perform the essential functions of the job.

As an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer, all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, and veteran or disability status.