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Assistant Project Manager for General Contractor in Los Angeles

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionIn-Person Monday - Friday, 8:am - 5:pm
MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • In depth experience reading and interpreting blueprints.
  • Onsite management of projects throughout Los Angeles and Orange County
  • Create RFPs to Subcontractors per Scope of Work provided by Client
  • Create and track RFIs based on conflicts discovered in plans and retrieve subcontractors RFIs to create package.
  • Qualify Subcontractor proposals apples-to-apples
  • Negotiations with vendors for best pricing
  • Create and update Construction Schedule
  • Create, update, and track Submittal Package
  • Research online for best pricing of materials
  • Create PCO and Change Order Logs - Track and Update
  • Manage construction progress
  • AOC Meetings host weekly
  • Track and Update all Documents throughout process
  • Inventory and Procurement of Materials
  • Subcontractor coordination
  • Quality and Safety Control
  • Close Out Packages

ESTIMATING RESPONSBILITIES:

  • In depth experience reading and interpreting blueprints.
  • Take-offs of flooring, drywall, baseboard, doors, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, using Sq. Ft./L.F., Qty's, per Labor Rates per day.
  • Ability to identify conflicts in designs between Architectural and ID plans.
  • Negotiate pricing and create Subcontracts to vendors.
  • Estimate in a 16-Division proposals and in Schedule of Values.

Technology Requirements:

  • Buildertrend/Procore - Construction Management Software
  • Microsoft Project - Construction Schedules
  • Planswift/Bluebeam/Assemble - Estimating Software
  • Docusign - Contracts
  • Dropbox - file sharing
  • Excel - troubleshooting formulas

If you have a strong team background, give us a call.

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