Assistant Project Manager, Integrated Solutions

Assistant Construction Project Manager  A DIRTT Assistant Project Manager, Integrated Solutions (IS) is the individual who oversees every step of the DIRTT construction process, from site planning to completion. This role is responsible for planning, coordinating, and managing construction projects. The duties of a DIRTT Project Manager, IS will vary; however, you can expect to be responsible for managing project budgets, integrating DIRTT with General Contractor schedules and recommending resource allocation to ensure optimal execution.  Additionally conduct regular site inspections, review construction plans and specifications, identify potential risks, implement proactive measures to mitigate them and verify that all the DIRTT work is performed to the highest quality standards. As a DIRTT Assistant Project Manager, IS, you must have a detailed understanding of all aspects of DIRTT project management. You must possess computer, problem solving, communication, time management, and organizational skills. Experience supervising, managing, and leading industry trades and projects is a plus. Successful candidates will have a desire for a career in project management and should already be developing their ability to lead project teams of various sizes in the field. Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is a large advantage.   What You'll Do

• Help develop comprehensive project plans, including procurement strategies in conjunction with contractual obligations to mitigate risk and cost overages.
• Coordinate and oversee construction activities, ensuring adherence to project schedules, specifications, and contractual obligations.
• Aid in evaluating and selecting installation companies based on qualifications, experience and cost-effectiveness when applicable. Coordinate qualified training of new IS installers, including G.C. self-perform, for a successful DIRTT project implementation.
• Monitor project progress, track key performance indicators (KPIs) and report on project status to stakeholders. This includes but is not limited to overall project GM, project errors/omission, project schedule adherence, and future risk mitigation measures.
• Ensure compliance with safety regulations and legal requirements, prioritizing a safe working environment for all involved.
• Manage construction project documentation, including contracts, bonds, insurance, submittals, RFIs, special permits/licenses, drawings, change orders, close out documents and postmortem reports with outside stakeholders including any subcontractors.
• Develop a systematic approach and dashboard that provides direct teams and leadership live updates and reports on project status, including milestones, budget updates, and any significant developments or risks.
• Implement and enforce safety protocols and ensure compliance with local building codes and regulations related to contractual agreements.
• Notify IS PM or PX when areas for improvement are identified and suggest necessary corrective measures during projects to protect margins, and post to increase margins.
• Foster and contribute to a collaborative and high-performance work environment.
• Ensure that On-Site teams are following all the required daily activities to achieve optimal success while also fulfilling contractor obligations. Use ICE software to assist with design, pricing, and scope review.
• Assist in determining DIRTT install requirements, duration, equipment, compliance, and cost, specific to project locations throughout North America.
• Participate in pull planning sessions from executed contract to completion of work. Attend and participate in project site meetings with general contractor and other subtrades, throughout any given project duration as required.
• Educate members of related trade groups that may not be familiar with DIRTT manufactured solutions, and how they are integrated with specific trades. Related trades may include steel stud framing, drywall, electrical, low voltage, data, security, hardware, plumbing, casework, trim, glazing, ceiling, iron/steel erection, paint, and timber framing.

What You'll Bring 

• A bachelor’s degree in construction management or comparable field experience will be considered.
• Proven experience managing construction projects a plus.
• Experience in prefabricated construction including the specialties of: Casework/Millwork, or Drywall, or custom interiors/interior finishes would be considered an asset.
• Strong knowledge of construction methodologies, contract language, risk mitigation, building codes and safe