Project Manager

Welcome to Delnor Construction, where innovation meets craftsmanship to redefine the landscape of construction excellence. With a rich legacy spanning over forty years, Delnor has consistently set the standard for quality, efficiency, and client satisfaction in the construction industry. Our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional projects, coupled with a dynamic and forward-thinking approach, positions Delnor Construction as a trusted partner for realizing your vision with precision and excellence.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

Under the general direction of the Senior Project Manager/Team Lead the Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing and directing project construction management by communicating directly with clients/consultants/sub- contractors regarding project cost, staffing, and scheduling. The Project Manager will prepare project status reports and work to ensure the execution of the project adheres to contract plans and specifications which yield optimal profit levels while maintaining value added services to the clients and consultants. Performs other related work as may be required.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES:

Develop the project requirements, cost estimates, project plan and budget

Negotiation and awarding of contracts

Select key personnel and subcontractors for the project

Monitor, control and report on progress, costs, and budget throughout the project

Maintain good working relationships and communications between owners, contractors, sub-trades, and project staff

Resolve disputes, negotiate change orders, and communicate decisions to owners, sub-contractors, and management personnel

Provide work direction and coaching to assigned field engineering and project staff

Develop long range goals both personally and for support staff

Provides performance feedback to project staff and/or sub-trades

Works to identify Project Coordinator training needs

Assist management team to develop project tracking systems and criteria to benchmark and measure project performance (quality, timeliness, client satisfaction)

Assist management in defining project improvement focus areas

Communicate, support, and promote industry leading corporate safety culture through mentorship which includes enforcing safety policies and best operating practices

Secondary Responsibilities:

General knowledge of human resources (i.e., employment standards, human rights) and health and safety best practices, ensuring educational requirements are continuously updated to stay current with legislatively required changes.

Knowledge of provincial and federal laws, rules and regulations pertaining to occupational health and safety and municipal by-laws

Represent the clients’ best interests with a value-added approach

Office practices, procedures and ergonomics

Administrative principles and methods such as goal setting, program development, implementation and evaluation

Responsible for performing work in a safe manner by following safety rules, regulations and emergency evacuation procedure

Adhering to Company Policies and Procedures and Industry Standards

JOB SPECIFICATIONS:

Education/Training:

Post-Secondary Degree or Diploma in Construction Engineering or related discipline.

Other Training & Development:

LEED certification as required

Other in-house specialized training as required (Database, Estimating software, Asbestos Awareness, Mould Awareness)

Certification or designation as a Project Management Professional (PMP) may be required

Experience: A minimum 5+ years in a Project Management capacity, and 5+ years of general commercial construction experience.

Knowledge, Skills and Ability:

Analytical skills in collecting and organizing statistical data; analyzing, classifying and rating project financial impacts and/or success; maintaining accurate records

Communication: ability to facilitate meetings, liaise with multiple stakeholders and prepare professional presentation documentation

Consultation and effective resolution and conflict management skills

WORKING CONDITIONS:

This position is primarily located in an office environment and the work requires a continual

physical effort such as sitting for long periods of time (computer or phones); this can lead to back and neck strain, eye strain, wrist, and finger strain

Regular travel (vehicle) to visit and walk-through construction sites

Periodic Provincial travel (vehicle or airline) to visit and walk-through construction sites

Exposure to low-level noise from machines and equipment on various sites

Exposure to dust particles in the air

Exposure to humidity, heat, wet or slippery surfaces as/per weather conditions

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