Controls Project Manager

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POSITION DESCRIPTION

The Controls Project Manager is responsible for coordination of Service Projects and Contracting Projects within the Controls Divisions.

Directing

Coordinate with the Controls Business Leader to create long- and short-term plans.

Delegating tasks on projects to associates best positioned to complete them.

Work with the Controls Project Administrator to review budgets for projects and release BOM to be processed.

Approve subcontracts, assign PO numbers, and develop and follow-up on change orders.

Scheduling and coordinating with sub-contractors.

Progress

Communicating with Controls Technicians on project schedules.

Weekly updates on project progress.

Manage revised budgets for projects.

Review project hours for integration and electrical.

Manage request for information (RFIs) to the engineer.

Attending weekly on-site job meetings.

Project Closeout

Create warranty dates.

Verify project scope has been completed.

Prints are updated through as-built drawings.

Material Management

Making sure Controls Technicians have proper tools and information to complete work.

Working with the Controls Project Administrator on ordering material for jobs.

Financial

Working on percent completes with the Controls Business Leader and Accounting.

BASIC REQUIREMENTS

Excellent time management, planning, and resource management and follow-up skills.

Ensure projects are within budget and communicate issues that impact the budget.

Bachelors degree, or equivalent field experience.

Advanced computer knowledge and effective use of Microsoft Office tools.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND ABILITIES

Must be able to pass a background check and drug screen.

Valid Drivers License with no major traffic violations, suspensions, or DUIs in the previous 5 years

Ability and willingness to work overtime, including holidays and weekends if needed

Ability to follow safety guidelines, including working with heights and in tight working conditions. Ability to operate power and hand tools safely.

This position requires working in diverse conditions, including but not limited to mechanical equipment rooms, with exposure to noisy operating equipment, extreme weather conditions, precarious places, and the risk of electrical shock (high voltage).

Must be able to handle hazardous materials safely

BENEFITS

Competitive rates, performance and experience-based

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Paid Volunteer Time

Healthcare

Basic and Voluntary Life Insurance

401k plan with match and profit-sharing

Paid Dental & Vision Insurance

Voluntary Short and Long-Term

Voluntary Accident and Critical Illness Insurance