Project Manager Iii

Job Description
AECOM is seeking a qualified Construction Project Manager to provide on-site PM/CM support for various Federal and K-12 School modernization, renovation and alteration, and tenant improvement construction projects. Projects are primarily located throughout the Portland Oregon metro area.
The responsibilities of the Construction Project Manager include:
Managing project(s) involving the overall planning, coordination, and control of a project from inception to completion, delivering a functionally and financially viable project completed on time within authorized cost and to the required quality.
Manages project scope, schedule, budget, quality, safety, and change management.
Serves as Owner’s Representative.
Reports directly to the PPM Pacific NW Market Sector Leader.
Under general direction:
supports portfolio of clients with multiple complex projects in active and secure buildings / campuses, consisting of major modernization, renovation and alteration projects, systems upgrades, and tenant improvement projects for Federal (GSA) and State School Districts (PPS) buildings and sites.
Serves as primary point of contact in the field – reports to, collaborates with, and communicates with the Owner’s project team (CO, PM, COR, Ppty Mgr, O&
M, stakeholders, etc);
and professionally interfaces with the project design and constructor teams, provides proactive project assessment and support, and maintains team engagement, and client satisfaction.
Under general direction assists in:
delivering revenues assigned from specific clients, promotes repeat business by delivering exceptional quality and execution of projects. Maintains profit margins, plans and completes project(s) without write-downs or erosion.
Has limited decision-making authority (as authorized) for assigned project(s).
Under general direction builds / supports collaborative project teams and directs / delegates to limited field and office staff assigned to the same project(s). Leads team in providing comprehensive construction management assist support services and owner’s representation, provides on-siteobservation / progress documentation of the construction activities, completion of work, contract compliance, recognizes risk and develops mitigation strategies, minimizes unsatisfactory work and exposure to claims.
Project specific responsibilities include but are not limited to:
supports project from inception to completion, coordinates design review comments, conducts constructability reviews, manages submittal processing, provides quality assurance, observes and certifies work in place as part of processing invoices, manages meetings and site observations, performs labor interviews, manages change and claim management (RFI, PCO, and COP), tracks project status and quality compliance providing reports relative to schedule, cost control, quality, staffing, observe building / worker / tenant and public safety, provides tenant and stakeholder communications, maintains accurate, fair, and unbiased dailies, and other professional support and contract requirements. Coordinates and supports other AECOM field and project support personnel (estimators, schedulers, engineers, QA/inspectors, and consultants) through all project stages and phases. Follows and executes the projects in compliance with the Quality Management System and manages project data via the clients’ preferred PIMS.
Non-managerial position responsibilities include:
mentoring, coordination, field oversight, and direction of AECOM and consultant staff assigned to the same project(s) to ensure continuous improvement, and quality completion of assigned and delegated tasks and project responsibilities supporting the contract requirements and client satisfaction.