General:
The Operations Manager plays a pivotal role in overseeing and optimizing day-to-day operations of all ongoing projects and crews. This person is responsible for all aspects of projects including adherence to timelines, budgets, quality standards, and safety regulations. Also held accountable for ensuring that all projects are executed in accordance with contract documents and Command Construction's high-quality standards.
Duties and Responsibilities
Project Responsibilities:
Lead all Superintendents and Foremen with their respective projects.
Enforce and Lead to ensure operational procedures and established policies are maintained to ensure all project objectives are met including budget and quality control.
Looks ahead to current and future project plans, including timelines, and resource allocation, to facilitate project execution.
Commentates early and often a Project schedule and manages its implementation.
Monitor progress, identify potential risks or issues and implement proactive measures to mitigate delays to ensure milestones are met.
Team Leadership and Collaboration:
Develop a high-performance team through Supervision, training, coaching, and mentoring.
Facilitate effective communication and coordination among project stakeholders to ensure alignment of project objectives and priorities.
Vendor / Supplier / Client Management:
Maintain regular communication and provide updates on project status, progress and milestones are on schedule or necessary changes need to be made.
Build and nurture positive relationships with vendors and suppliers addressing their needs, concerns and expectations in a proactive and professional manner.
Foster long-term partnerships for possible repeat business opportunities.
Quality Standards:
Ensure all projects comply with relevant codes, safety regulations, and quality standards by conducting regular inspections.
Assist in Implementing quality measures and best practices to maintain high standards of workmanship that delivers exceptional quality on all projects.
Addresses any quality or safety issues promptly by working closely with project teams to implement corrective actions and prevent recurrence.
Skills & Qualifications:
A bachelor's degree in civil engineering or construction management (or related field) and 10 years' Heavy Highway Construction experience . Prior experience includes project planning and scheduling, managing people at all levels of the company n a professional manner, and an in-depth working knowledge of Heavy Highway construction. Must present a positive personal image, be able to work as a team member with strong leadership, administrative, and communication skills. Must be knowledgeable of OSHA requirements. Must have a history of completing large complex projects on time and within budget.