Assistant Project Manager

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The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for assisting in coordinating the activities of a project to ensure cost, schedule, document control and quality standards are met.

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OtherAssistant Project Manager

The Assistant Project Manager is responsible for assisting in coordinating the activities of a project to ensure cost, schedule, document control and quality standards are met.

Help coordinate project meetings with design, construction and commissioning firms

Prepare and assist with pre-installation meetings.

Assist in managing T5 budgets and schedules

Conduct feasibility studies and cash flow management

On site management of data center projects

Interaction with power and fiber companies

Assist Project Manager and project team with reporting

Interface with customers to ensure critical infrastructure integrity

Interface with T5 operations team

Business development

Complete other such duties consistent with your role as you may be assigned by T5 management.

Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent experience, required

3+ years Construction experience, required

1+ years Data Center experience, preferred

Proficient in Microsoft Office (specifically Excel and Project)

Yardi, Procor and Prolog experience, preferred

Experience with Division 2-10 (concrete through finish trade)

Demonstrate effective relationship building within the project team and throughout the Company.

Keep field team members (i.e. Superintendent) informed and active in decision-making.

Identifies client needs and addresses them.

Identifies and acts on ways to add value.

Is flexible and changes quickly based on the company’s changing needs.

Attention to detail

Self-starter

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Ability to stand, walk, sit, climb, and balance

Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch and crawl using both arms and legs

Ability to reach, grasp, push, pull, handle, feel, and type with both hands and arms

Ability to smell, talk and hear

Ability to see at close and distance ranges and the ability to see and correctly distinguish color

Ability to lift equipment in small spaces without mechanical assistance, weighing up to 100 pounds

Ability to work inside and outside