Project Manager - Staab Construction Corporation

About Staab Construction

Staab Construction Corporation is one of the premier builders of municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment systems in the Midwest. In addition, we specialize in dams and other civil environmental structures. Founded in 1984, Staab Construction has experienced steady growth by developing an expert workforce and embracing the right technology to meet each customer’s expectations. With over three generations of expertise in General, Mechanical, & Earthwork construction, Staab Construction offers our customers creativity and innovation.

Why Work at Staab Construction?

Staab’s core values and reputation as a great place to work enables growth opportunities for employees at all levels. Employees are offered a variety of training and education opportunities that will help shape an employee’s career path.

Ever consider building your own business? Why do it alone when you can join Staab Construction as an Employee Owned ESOP Corporation. Share the risk, avoid the stressful pitfalls, and celebrate the substantial rewards. ESOP Employees of Staab Construction contribute to the corporate building and ownership to which Staab stands for today. Research has shown that companies that are employee owned pay higher wages to employees, pay better benefits, and provide significantly greater retirement income for employees than non-ESOP companies.

Essential Duties, Responsibilities, Functions

Estimating

• Hard bid (Plan & Spec) estimate concrete and building construction and at times other divisions of work.
• Conceptually (GMP) estimate concrete and building construction with potentially minimal information and at times other divisions of work.
• Meet with owners & engineers collaborating on project inception, preparing project proposals & interviews.
• Accurately interpretate project plans, specifications, & other contract documents.
• Establish project budget.
• Change order estimation.
• Conduct and present to owner value engineering ideas and cost savings.
• Assists in maintaining cost history data base and estimating software programs related to Access, Trimble Accubid, & Hard Dollar.
• Assist in analyzing, resolving, & reporting on cost history code variances.
• Final project wrapup of cost incurred and installed quantities.
• Find new and retain old customers.

Project Management

• Execute projects of various size & complexity from setup to closeout ranging from $5000 to $40 million.
• Provide team leadership & communication with jobsite Supervisor, Safety Director, Operations Director, and Divisional Coordinators of General & Mechanical construction.
• Jointly coordinate labor, equipment, & subcontractor resources.
• Conduct onsite progress meetings & monthly project inner office team meetings to ensure project is well communicated and managed by all team members.
• General oversite of jobsite safety, maintenance, and quality control.
• Complete necessary contract review, permitting, progress payments, material & subcontract procurement, terms & conditions approval, invoicing approval, submittal review & approval of vendor documentation, RFI’s, change orders, project critical path scheduling, O & M’s, warranty, commissioning of systems, and other various documentation.
• Maintains & monitor monthly job costing activities & performance. Recognizes areas of concernand reportto Project Director.
• Weekly approval of jobsite timecards, equipment allocation, supervisor reports, & material deliveries.
• Affectively & professionally resolve contract discrepancies and onsite conflicts with owner, engineer, & subcontractors.
• Continually train & mentor others within the organization.

Engineering

• Understand and evaluate treatment waste systems and processes applying engineering principles & standards.
• Provide generalized engineering support to customers regarding operations and processes.
• Layout conceptual project design parameters with use of minimal information such as site plan and standard building practices.
• Provide layout and design of concrete forming systems. Systems includewall and shoring systems, including steel ply, MEVA, custom wood forming, boxouts, shoring decks, working decks and cantilevered shoring systems.
• Troubleshoot, resolve, and provide design options to owners & consulting engineers.
• Stress analysis review of components and anchoring applications.
• Assist in business development activities.
• Attend appropriate industry conferences to maintain and acquire added information within the industry.

Qualifications

• BAS Civil or Environmental Engineering, or related Construction Management degree.
• Construction field experience or the desire to acquire as necessary to meet performance expectations.
• 5-10 years project management & general engineering experience of various size construction project within the industrial or municipal markets.
• Experience or ability to acquire training with the following software systems or equivalents: All Microsoft products, Bluebeam, Trimble Accubid Estimating, InEight Hard Dollar Estimating, P6 Critical Path Scheduler, Viewpoint, Inventor, AutoCAD Revit 3D, Hilti Profis Anchor Engineering.
• OSHA safety training completion or ability to acquire.
• Valid and clean driving record.

Desired Skills

• Team leadership, mentorship, safety oriented, communication, organizational, attention to detail, creative thinker, risk taker, and self driven with positive humorous attitude.
• Professional verbal & written communication, proposal letter writing.
• Ability to make critical decisions & execute with team affectively.
• Ability to provide, receive, and address constructive criticism & conflict resolution in a professional manner internally & externally.
• Understanding of the various project delivery methods.
• Strong negotiation & persuasive skills.
• At times work remote and conduct necessary communication thru cloud services, Teams Meeting, and Zoom.
• Critical mathematical computation in algebra, trigonometry, & statistics.
• Technical knowledge & layout of concrete forming assemblies and general understanding of concrete placement practices.
• Technical knowledge of building systems as it related to framing, metals, and roofing.

Performance Skills

• Work within an office & field environment.
• Time management and multitasking.
• Able & willing at critical times to work outside normal business hours to meet internal & external customer expectations.
• At times work in an undesirable environment inside & outside and ability to manage the elements.
• Climbing stairs, scaffolding, ladders, earthen banks, uneven or slippery terrain.
• Entering elevated platforms and confined space environments. Use of respirator as needed meeting OSHA requirements, corporate safety program, & personal safety.
• Lifting necessary equipment & materials up to /100 lbs.
• Follow policies, guidelines, & procedures as established by the organization

Certificates & Licenses

• OSHA 30, Confined Space, First Aid, CPR
• Water or Waster Water Operator License (Desired but not required)
• Dale Carnegie (Desired or willing to obtain)
• AGC Leadership (Desired or willing to obtain)
• AGC Project Manager Development (Desired or willing to obtain)

Work Hours

• Monday thru Friday or as needed to satisfy internal & external customers.
• Office locations in Marshfield, WI and Wausau, WI

Benefits

• Compensation varies $60k to $115K (Can vary widely based on applicable qualifications, skill set, & experience).
• Work remotely (Based on performance after training period is complete and performance expectations are met.)
• Relocation Assistance
• Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
• 401K Retirement Plan & match
• Cash Bonus Payout
• Health, Life, AD&D, & Dental Insurance
• Short & Long-Term Disability
• Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
• Health Savings Account (HSA)
• Employee Assistance Plan (EAP)
• Paid Vacation & Holidays
• Continuous leadership, employee training & education

**Please submit a formal resume in addition to completing the application form.