Commercial/Industrial Assistant Project Manager

Lewiston, ME

Full Time

MAINE

Mid Level

Sargent Electric Company (www.sargentelectric.com) is a nationally recognized electrical contractor with deep Pittsburgh roots. Founded in 1907, we’ve grown into one of the region’s largest electrical contracting firms and have been consistently named one of the Fastest Growing Companies by the Pittsburgh Business Times.

We are looking to hire a talented COMMERCIAL/ INDUSTRIAL ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER in our Lewiston, Maine office. The primary responsibility of this position is the successful supervision and management of construction activities, in the safest manner possible. This position may require occasional travel or relocation.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Included but not limited to:

The overall successful management of assigned projects under the supervision of a Project Manager.
Assist in document control including submittals, requests for information, and delivery logs.
Assist in cost estimates for changes in project scope.
Updating of field progress such as observed work completion.
Play a key role in the project startup, preconstruction planning, coordination, prefab and workface planning process under the supervision or a Project Manager or another Supervisor/Mentors.
Play a key role in project documentation and use of SEC’s Viewpoint Project Management and Operations software to keep track of and manage projects successfully to mitigate risk and ensure on budget and on schedule delivery of all projects involved with.
Adhere to and follow SEC’s Contracting and Operations manual in all day-to-day activities.

Other responsibilities, as assigned.

SKILLS:

Ability to effectively communicate at all levels.
Ability to interpret construction drawings and specifications.
Utilize innovative and effective leadership techniques to maximize employee and project performance.
Strong organizational, analytical and interpersonal skills.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or equivalent electrical trade and/or supervisory experience.
Minimum of 3-5 years of construction experience.
Experience in Commercial, Industrial, and Renewable Energy markets.
Basic skills include MS Office suite competency, Accubid or other estimating software experience, Primavera or other scheduling software knowledge. Bluebeam ReVu.
Maine based or knowledgeable of the Maine and NH marketplaces.

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