Senior Electrical Construction Project Manager – Mission Critical

Job Description
Turner &
Townsend is looking fora Senior Electrical Project Manager to support large-scale, Mission Critical construction project with leading technology manufacturing client. The role will be responsible for construction phase, commissioning and close out.
Responsibilities:
Undertake field walks with the General Contractor and Sub-Contractor Trades.
Work with GC, AE and OFCI vendors to create a coordinated Master Project Schedule, based on the Critical Path and key milestones.
Support the lead project manager with weekly field reports.
Support the scheduler with updates on progress.
Attend and support the weekly OAC meetings and update on construction status and Cx activities
Attend MDF/NDS network room handover inspections.
Support with field coordination between the General Contractor, Commissioning Agent and Client
Lead with project close out documentation.
Lead field inspections with the Architect, MEP Engineering team.
Attend punch walks at substantial completion phase and lead back-punch with the architect and MEP Engineering team.
Update Cx Alloy during the commissioning phase and close out all open commissioning items.
Support the architect with RFI responses.
Construction:
Manage Electrical Cost / Change Control, including change order review, negotiation, &
recommendations, delay analysis.
Schedule monitoring, tracking and analysis.
Ensure document control (track and coordinate addenda, bulletins, new drawing sets, clarifications, etc) process is in place.
Ensure QA/QC is being followed and report any issues/gaps.
Ensure tracking of all key project documents, including submittals, RFI’s, change orders, invoices and payments, lien releases, etc is being enforced.
Coordination and management of all Owner-direct vendors working with supply chain and consultants.
Close Out:
Initiate close out process prior to project completion, typically two to three months in advance with the client doc control team, setting timelines and responsibilities.
Establish close out documentation requirements. Ensure receipt of all close-out documents until completion, including warranties, as-builts, O&
M manuals, etc.
Ensure punch list, substantial completion and final completion process through onsite Construction management team.
Negotiate, resolve and close out any outstanding change orders, quality issues or disputes.
Process and track any final invoices, payment applications, retention payments, etc.
Prepare and submit final project accounting and budget.
Assist client in scheduling, coordination and management of all Owner-direct vendors, consultants.