Supervisory Responsibilities
- Responsible for managing and maintaining relationships with contractors, design firms, and consultants. Including, but not limited to reviewing proposals, awarding bids, managing contracts, and allocating resources
- Supervises each contractor and subcontractor to ensure that work is conducted at a high level of safety and quality
Duties and Responsibilities
- Provides leadership throughout the project by collaborating with clients, architects, engineers, contractors, or other involved parties
- Develops detailed description of jobs and materials necessary to complete project
- Schedules and coordinates projects in logical steps and allocates project resources necessary to achieve each milestone
- Prepares and submits budget estimates and regularly communicates with stakeholders concerning project progress and costs
- Ensures adherence to the budget and, when unexpected complications or issues arise, makes quick and necessary adjustments
- Ensures safety standards and guidelines are followed on the jobsite and that all safety codes are met in construction
- Oversees contract negotiations, revisions, and additions and adherence by all parties
- Ensures that the project is constructed and documented in accordance with the contract documents and good engineering practices
- Collaborates with clients, supervisory staff, contractors, and design professionals to discuss and resolve problems, including work procedures, complaints, and construction or design issues
- Manages and leads actions that are necessary due to delays, bad weather, or emergencies at construction sites
- Develops and maintains positive professional relationships with a variety of stakeholders, including owners, managers, designers, supervisors, tradespersons, and craft workers
- Responsibilities may increase in scope to assign with company initiatives
- Performs other related duties as assigned
Required Skills and Abilities
- Knowledge of cGMPs and Global Regulatory (e.g., FDA / MHRA / EMEA) guidelines and regulations acquired through education, experience, and training
- Thorough experience with facility systems including but are not limited to HVAC, compressed gases, water systems (i.e. purified water, steam), electrical, and automation/controls plus monitoring
- Experience in facility design regrading process flow, controlled zones, fit and finish, and structural components with respect to pharmaceutical facilities
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Understanding of contracts, plans, specifications, and regulations related to the construction industry
- Adept in developing and managing project controls
- Ability to remain flexible and efficient in a fast-paced environment
- Demonstrated ability to collaborate and work in cross-functional teams
- Accepts feedback from a variety of sources and constructively manage conflicts
- Ability to make intelligent and quick decisions, working well under pressure, and when faced with unexpected occurrences or delays
- Ability to effectively multitask while analyzing and solving problems
- Thorough understanding of engineering, architectural, and other construction drawings
- Ability to assess and manage potential risk
- Demonstrates leadership ability
- Accepts feedback from a variety of sources and constructively manages conflict
- Strong meeting facilitation and presentation skills
- Proficient with MS Office Suite of tools including MS Project and relevant software tools (e.g. BlueBeam and CMMS)
Education and Experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Construction Science, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or relevant engineering degree required
- Construction Manager certification by the American Institute of Constructors or Construction Management Association of America preferred
- 5+ years of project experience working in the construction industry required
- EIT, PMP, LEED AP, CFM, or PE certification preferred
- Experience with the pharmaceutical industry is preferred
Physical Requirements
- Must be able to traverse and inspect all areas of jobsite in all types of weather; this may include walking, climbing, reaching, bending, crawling, or stretching
- Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds at a time
- May require travel
- Adheres to consistent and predictable in-person attendance
- Exposure to characteristic construction site dangers
- Must be on-call to address delays, emergencies, bad weather, and other issues at the jobsite