Position Summary
The Project Coordinator will perform or direct the gathering, calculating, and compiling of data for the engineering and business functions of a project. They provide technical engineering information to the on-site project management team and field crews to ensure construction work complies with all engineering standards, codes, specifications, and design instruction applicable to one or more disciplines.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Manage the measurement, review, approval, documentation, and input of project quantities.
Construct the project budget from the conformed estimate, working with the Superintendent and Project Manager to select the appropriate work activities and cost codes.
Establish and maintain the project contract administration plan.
Assist Project Manager with reviewing and preparing month-end cost reports including the monthly Progress Statement and Job Operations Report (JOR). Assist with cost forecasting and revenue projections.
Manage the project recordkeeping and correspondence functions. Maintain tracking logs for change orders, RFI’s, submittals, and letters.
Maintain the project daily report.
Manage the preparation, review, approval, and forwarding of the project submittals.
Prepare and submit progress invoices to the owner with Project Manager review.
Work with Superintendents, other Project Engineers/Coordinators and Project Manager to develop a project plan to create a project CPM Schedule. Manage and maintain the project schedule.
Manage the subcontract and procurement process including directing or performing the solicitation, review, and document preparation elements.
Participate in the project safety process, conduct safety inspections, and contribute to weekly toolbox meetings, mass safety meetings, and safety training.
Coordinate and assist in the documentation, preparation, and resolution of change orders and extra work efforts.
Generate engineering feasibility studies to support planning and scheduling efforts.
Assist with managing the collection, review, approval, and processing of the daily labor timesheets.
Setup, control, and manage all engineering and project records/files. Provide engineering support to field and office operations.
Take the lead in working with designers and/or engineers to do value engineering, material substitutions, and engineering related constructability issues.
Manage the project turnover process as it relates to punch list, quality control, commissioning, final documentation submission, and check-out of installed systems.
Implement, adhere, and promote PPMCC’s Health, Safety, Quality, and Environmental programs, procedures, and practices.
When not on projects, the position requires assisting with other business functions such as estimating, business development, or corporate directives.
Position Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Technology Diploma, or equivalent combination of technical training and related experience.
Demonstrated ability to implement, utilize, and manage the cost management process including quantities, cost reports, forecasting, labor reports, and documentation & recordkeeping.
Ability to efficiently perform the contract administration functions including correspondence, document control, daily reports, and change order/claims preparation.
Ability to efficiently perform the project administration processes including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and subcontractor/supplier correspondence & tracking.
Demonstrated proficiency to develop, analyze, and maintain complex project schedules.
Demonstrated understanding of company safety philosophy and a working knowledge of the Safety and Crisis manuals.
Effective communication skills, both oral and written, including ability to compose and edit professional letters to external organizations including customer, vendor, government agencies, and subcontractors.
Ability to organize and supervise individual engineering functions.
Rudimentary knowledge of survey.
Strong computer skills including ability to use Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, Project, and Outlook. Ability to give oral presentations using PowerPoint.
Willing to travel and temporary relocate to project worksites.
Willing to work in the PPMCC corporate office in Nanaimo when not assigned to a project worksite.
Valid driver’s license and acceptable driving record required to operate company vehicles.
Skills in AutoCad and/or HCSS HeavyBid would be beneficial but not a requirement.
Drug and Alcohol Testing may be a project specific requirement.
What we Offer
Competitive salaries and benefits package.
The opportunity to be a valued team member in a growing organization. Your input is valued.
Training and career development opportunities.
Reimbursement for professional fees, training, and courses.
Bonuses based on project and/or individual performance.
The ability to work from home when appropriate.
To apply, please email your resume and salary requirements to [email protected].
PPM Civil Constructor’s is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered, regardless of race, gender or status as an individual with a disability or veteran.