Roles & Responsibilities
- Project planning : Develop project plans, schedules, and budgets
- Team coordination : Coordinate with stakeholders, such as architects, engineers, subcontractors, and clients
- Project management : Oversee the project from start to finish, ensuring it's completed on time and within budget
- Documentation : Create and maintain project documentation, including contracts, permits, change orders, and progress reports
- Safety : Ensure the project complies with safety and environmental regulations, and that a safe work environment is maintained
- Communication : Communicate with stakeholders and team members to ensure project objectives are met
- Risk management : Develop and maintain a risk management plan, and analyze critical paths to identify and overcome challenges
- Site management : Conduct site inspections and risk assessments, and ensure materials and equipment are delivered on time
- Subcontracting : Hire and supervise subcontractors, and submit purchase order requests
- Vendor management : Make calls to vendors to obtain quotes, and organize vendor paperwork
- Client meetings : Schedule client meetings and provide updates on tasks, change orders, and plans
Construction project coordinators typically work on-site for residential, commercial, or industrial construction companies. They may also work for construction departments of companies outside the construction industry.
Some skills that are useful for a construction project coordinator include : Integrity, Communication, Organizational skills, and Proficiency with computers and basic office programs.
Able to adapt stress
Able to be a problem solver if needed
Able to commit OT, weekends if needed
Able to work in a team
Able to communicate with workers, suppliers, sub-con etc ...
Salary depend on experience and certification related to construction / coordinator
Tell employers what skills you have
Budgets
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Excel
Construction
Stress
Change Orders
Site Management
Architects
Risk Management
Project Planning
Vendor Management
Project Management
Team Coordination
Finish
Subcontracting