Manager, Project and Construction

Position Summary...

What you'll do...

Project Management:

• Maintains open lines of communication among project participants and interested parties.
• Identifies project risks and vulnerabilities and creates contingency plans.
• Conducts regular and ad-hoc project reviews with project teams, sponsors, and clients.
• Plans, estimates, staffs, organizes, and monitors significant projects.
• Utilizes preferred tools, techniques, and methods for estimating project costs and timelines.
• Communicates reporting requirements and creates monitoring and control mechanisms.

Retail Operations:

• Assists with transitions from one business cycle to the next.
• Responds independently to routine customer needs. redirects and follows up as needed.
• Follows procedures to measure daily and weekly volumes and reviews related operational requirements.
• Supports the ordering, pricing, SKUing, and stocking of goods according to operational procedures.
• Manages and communicates changing business and customer needs and recommends operational responses.

Budget Management:

• Uses the basic tools used for maintaining budgets.
• Describes the major roles and responsibilities in the budgeting process.
• Gathers information on the basic concepts behind the budgeting process.
• Identifies key budget reports and uses.
• Assists in the collection and preparation of required budget information (for example, change orders).

Construction Quality Assurance:

• Controls the project quality of construction for aspects like raw materials and assemblies.
• Analyzes and achieves balances between value and costs for construction users.
• Documents construction quality assurance methods, policies, and procedures.
• Ensures compliance with pre-determined construction quality requirements.
• Assists in monitoring the production of construction work.
• Evaluates and applies construction quality assurance best practices.

Construction Safety and Health:

• Conducts daily safety and health assurance activities for construction environments.
• Coordinates policies, procedures, and activities with construction project managers, engineers, and laborers.
• Monitors corporate construction projects for compliance with applicable federal, state, and local safety and health regulations.
• Implements internal construction safety and health policies and procedures within the organization.
• Participates in basic construction safety and health programs.

Relationship Management:

• Works with stakeholders (for example, operations, club support team, contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers, vendors) to address critical issues and resolve major problems.
• Alerts team members to problems with stakeholder satisfaction.
• Differentiates the roles and responsibilities in a business relationship.
• Provides prompt and effective responses to stakeholder requests and interactions.
• Monitors stakeholder satisfaction levels on a regular basis.
• Conducts periodic reviews of work effort, progress, issues, and project success and creates plans of action for correction of errors.

Coordinates, completes, and oversees job-related activities and assignments by:

• Developing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders.
• Supporting plans and initiatives to meet customer and business needs.
• Identifying and communicating goals and objectives.
• Building accountability for and measuring progress in achieving results.
• Identifying and addressing improvement opportunities.
• Demonstrating adaptability and promoting continuous learning.