Project Coordinator At Scott Construction British Columbia

Project Coordinator At Scott Construction British Columbia

31 Jul
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Scott Construction Group
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

Scott Construction Group

British Columbia

Join Scott Construction as a Project Coordinator, supporting multiple projects in Vancouver. Utilize your construction management skills to drive project success and collaboration.

As a key player reporting to the Senior Project Manager, you will assist in managing various small-scale projects. The role involves processing contracts, ensuring delivery timelines, and contributing to safety and profitability. Your organizational and communication skills will directly impact project efficiency and client satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist Project Manager and Superintendents with project delivery
• Process subcontracts, purchase orders, and claims
• Manage change orders and assess impact on cost and schedule




• Prepare documentation and conduct routine site visits
• Maintain a robust project safety culture

Requirements:
• Secondary education in Construction Management or Engineering
• Over 3 years of construction project management experience
• Familiarity with scheduling software and change order procedures
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and Procore
• Robust communication and relationship-building abilities

Leverage your project management skills and contribute to Scott Construction’s success in Vancouver.
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📌 Project Coordinator At Scott Construction British Columbia
🏢 Scott Construction Group
📍 British Columbia

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