The Project Manager coordinates all aspects of the project including: • Coordination with the project team, designers, engineers, production, assembly, site crews • Communication and coordination involving the customer and their project team, project managers, architects, engineers, consultants to ascertain contract time, cost, and quality objectives and organize project resources accordingly • Developing an understanding of the bid scope and contract documents, trade contract scope, drawings, specification, exhibits, bid pricing, and clarifications • Developing, tracking, and reporting on the detailed project schedule for design, engineering, mockups, production, and installation activities • Developing, tracking, and reporting on the contract schedule of values and payment requisitions, ensuring the project cash flow is met and payments received in a timely manner • Developing and understanding of the contract budget • Coordinating all aspects of project Quality Control, developing, tracking, and reporting on the contract quality control and assurance system • Pricing and purchasing of materials, equipment, and sub-contracts, ensuring that both budgetary and specified contractual cost, time, and quality requirements are met • Researching, substantiating, presenting, and reporting changes to the contract scope. • Ability to identify, assimilate, and comprehend the critical elements of a situation, to extract and interpret implications of courses of actions, and address details of the problem • Effectiveness in planning and controlling work, motivating and developing subordinates, improving work methods and results, encouraging and supporting suggestions for work improvements • Breaking down problems into smaller components, understanding underlying issues, simplifying and processing complex issues, understanding the difference between critical details and unimportant facts • Planning for and using resources efficiently, always looking for ways to reduce costs, creating accurate and realistic budgets, tracking and adjusting budgets • Attentive to detail and accuracy, committed to excellence, looking for improvements continuously, monitoring quality levels, finding root cause of quality problems, owning and acting on quality problems.