Carpentry Project Manager

Job Summary

• A Project Manager works with sales consultants and designers to estimate and manage remodeling projects with a focus on project profitability and customer experience. Primary duties include obtaining estimates from vendors and subcontractors and managing the project prior to production.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

• Use information provided by sales consultants along with knowledge of the construction process to create an accurate scope worksheet based on quotes from vendors and subcontractors.

• Participate in Design Agreement Meetings with sales consultant and designer to review new scope worksheets for new projects.

• Meet onsite for a Tech Measure with sales consultants, designers, and customers to discuss the scope of work together based on the customer's wants and needs. Then finalize measurements.

• Work closely with designers to help develop the details of the project, capturing required notes, accurate measurements and drawings that match the scope worksheet.

• Schedule Onsite Pre-Construction Meetings with subcontractors to inspect the project and discuss the scope of work for a clear understanding of the work to be done.

• Manage projects in a professional manner with team and maintain a boutique experience for customers.

• Build Schedules for projects, write Change Orders and Purchase Orders.

• Lead meetings with designers and expeditors to review status of all jobs.

• Provide support to Expeditors as needed.

Education and Experience

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.

• Degree in related field preferred. Or equivalent work experience.

Required Skills

• Minimum of 1 year project management experience required.

• Experience in residential remodeling and construction processes preferred.

• A valid Wisconsin Driver's License is required with an excellent driving record.

• Experience in Microsoft Office, Excel and NetSuite or similar construction management software.

Work Environment

• 75% of working conditions are normal for an office environment. The remaining 25% can require the employee to work onsite at remodeling project locations.

• Typical work week is Monday through Friday and averages 45 hours per week.