Construction Project Coordinator Role (British Columbia)

Construction Project Coordinator Role (British Columbia)

05 Aug
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Structurecraft
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British Columbia

05 Aug

Structurecraft

British Columbia

Enhance timber construction projects with StructureCraft as their Construction Project Coordinator in Abbotsford, BC. Engage with clients while securing on-time, budget-friendly project outcomes.

This pivotal role requires working closely with a Project Manager and accessing resources across departments. You will learn to manage project budgets and schedules effectively, maintain compliance with contract terms, and oversee the delivery of exquisite timber structures. Be ready to come up with solutions while addressing project changes and delays, always aiming for quality assurance and safety.

Key Responsibilities:
• Directly support Project Manager on projects
• Lead timber project management from award to completion
• Create and oversee budgets and schedules




• Track project deliverables and report issues
• Manage and provide onsite construction support

Requirements:
• Degree in building science, construction management, or engineering
• Some project experience in construction preferred
• Strong organizational and interpersonal skills
• Proficient in Microsoft tools and scheduling software
• Willingness to travel to the US 50-70%

Your project management expertise at StructureCraft will enable the creation of stunning timber structures in creative ways.
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📌 Construction Project Coordinator Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Structurecraft
📍 British Columbia

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