Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Plant Work

Job Description

About Us:

Established in 1969, PKF-Mark III, Inc. ("PKF") is an employee-owned corporation, which places substantial emphasis on self-performance to expand and distinguish itself as a premier general contractor with unique engineering, bidding, construction, and management capabilities not available in competitors.

PKF's project list includes significant bridge & roadway projects, water & wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, power plants, complex electrical systems, rail systems, foundations, and tunnels throughout New Jersey, Southeastern Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

PKF offers employees rewarding careers in the construction industry. Priding ourselves on the quality of our workforce, the PKF approach is founded upon strong, collaborative efforts that ensure the sharing of ideas and the involvement of all stakeholders. As thought leaders in the industry, our team creates solutions that get the job done on time and done correctly.

Throughout its history, PKF’s hallmarks of SAFETY, QUALITY, and ON-TIME CONSTRUCTION have been evident in our projects. Shaped by industry leading professionals, employee owners and highly skilled craft personnel, in all we do, we live by and strive to demonstrate "Excellence Built on Integrity."

PKF is an Equal Opportunity Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.Position Overview:

The ideal candidate will have 10+ years of PM/Field experience in water plants, pump station, wastewater plants, industrial facilities, and mechanical. The ideal candidate will also have experience running a project as the Project Manager, managing owners, and managing the project team. Candidate will also be capable of managing single and/or multiple jobsites in a demanding, fast paced environment with a wide scope of work. Experience with HeavyBid with knowledge of Excel, BlueBeam, and Microsoft Office a plus. Experience contributing to bids to DOTs and State/municipal entities is highly desired. Ideal candidates possess strong personal initiative, excellent planning and problem-solving capabilities, and effective interpersonal skills.Responsibilities:

Assist with quantity takeoffs, pricing and bidding of water/wastewater plant projects

Often works in conjunction with other members of the bid team to prepare accurate proposals

Capable of assisting with both hard bid and conceptual estimating

Work to develop and manage a strong working relationship with suppliers and subcontractors

Ability to select and solicit high quality suppliers and subcontractors

Able to review project documents for value analysis/engineering suggestions

Analyze survey reports, maps, drawings, blueprints, and other topographical and geographical data

Manage both cost and schedule for both self-performed and subcontracted work

Liaise with owners, subcontractors, and other internal and external contacts

Select subcontractors through bid analysis and ensure contract issuance prior to commencement of work

Negotiate revisions, changes, and additions to contractual agreements with clients, suppliers, and subcontractors

Review and approve project invoices, to ensure vendor and subcontractor payments

Confer with upper management to ensure all work procedures and constructability issues are resolved with owners, subcontractors, vendors, and designers

Evaluate weekly construction methods, determine cost-effectiveness, and discuss any concerns with Project Superintendent

Impact through review, coordination, submission, and tracking all project submittals

Manage construction work plans including form/pour drawings, major pick plans, and layout of pipe/equipment/conduit

Manage job cost reports for all projects involved

Manage project progress and ensure conformance to design specifications and safety standards

Track, manage, and submit claimsRequirements:

10+ years of progressive experience in water plants, wastewater plants, and industrial facilities

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering or related field or equivalent experience

Excellent organization skills

Ability to provide quantity takeoffs and pricing from technical drawings

Proficiency with BlueBeam and Microsoft Office, especially Excel

Working knowledge of HCSS preferred

Federal contracting experience a plus

Valid driver’s license

Working knowledge of DBE compliance for bids a plus

Knowledge of Smartbid and Sharepoint a plus

Ability to meet fast-paced, changing schedules and priorities for bids

Keen awareness of industry recommended practices, OSHA requirements, equipment, and QA/QCPerks (At least the following):

Competitive wages

401(k) match up to four percent

Medical benefits provided

Paid-days-off and holidays

Opportunities for personal career growth

Bonus Program

Company Ownership options

Company Vehicle