Electrical Project Manager

Job description

Industrial Electric, Inc. is a full service electrical and systems contractor, focusing on industrial, advanced technology and commercial projects. We perform both design-build and bid/spec electrical contracting services for the industrial, commercial, and pharmaceutical markets. We offer turnkey service and installation throughout Indiana.

Our employees are highly skilled with a diversified range of abilities. We pride ourselves on our work quality. We are looking for the right person to join our team as a project manager. Is that you? If so, we want to talk to you!

Responsibilities

As a project manager, your key responsibility will be to serve as a vital team member associated with managing the project team in all aspects of the build resulting in completion of the project on time, under budget, and with quality that exceeds the expectations of IEI and our clients.

A. Project start up

Forecast and analyze construction costs, exposures, and profits.

Develop a schedule for all phases of the build.

Assist with permits, required due dates, and communicate any impact to the proposed schedule.

Develop and implement project specific processes and procedures.

B. Project build

In conjunction with the project superintendent, lead, direct and coordinate the day-to-day management and construction activities.

Manage project costs, through ongoing evaluations of labor, material, and equipment.

Interface with all company departments as necessary to resolve any issue.

Serve as the liaison between the client, the company, subcontractors, and government officials.

Ensure all safety measures, procedures, and requirements are met, followed, and practiced.

C. Project closeout

Ensure substantial completion as defined in the specifications.

Assist with the submission of record drawings, maintenance manuals, and warranties to ensure a smooth and successful closeout.

Key attributes

Comfortable at the table with all levels of leadership

Collaborator

Integrity

Organized and systematic

Proactive problem solver with outstanding interpersonal skills

Commitment to excellence

What it takes

A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, construction management, construction science, or related field

7-10 years relevant work experience in the electrical industry or a combination of experience and coursework

OSHA 30 certification

Industrial Electric offers a unique opportunity for the right person to experience a variety of project work. Working at IEI, you can expect:

A competitive compensation package

A comprehensive benefits package to include medical, dental, vision, and 401K match

Basic life insurance, short-term and long-term insurance paid for by IEI

A generous PTO bank