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Teton County

Construction Project Manager

Driggs, IdahoConstructionPosted

Full-Time
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About this job

We have an immediate opportunity for a Project Manager in the Teton County area. This individual will be directly responsible for managing multiple underground and overhead Telecom utility construction projects through completion.

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Strong financial management skills, including budgeting, cost estimation, and ability to complete project within budget.
  • Experience managing contracts with subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers including monitoring performance to ensure all contractors are adhering to project requirements.
  • Ability to review job plans and prints to estimate large size cross-discipline on complex projects.
  • Responsible for maintaining accurate job information in company project tracking system.
  • Excellent communication and coordination skills with internal departments as needed to ensure project deadlines and customer commitments are met.
  • Ability to lead meetings reviewing the status of the project and project needs with leadership and team members.
  • Available to attend customer meetings.
  • Responsible for maintaining accurate and complete files for project from start to closeout.
  • Ability to work overtime. Experience and Education
  • 5 years of Project Management experience in the Telecom construction industry.
  • Excellent customer service and interaction skills.
  • Knowledge and understanding of Public and Private right of ways…

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