[Hiring] Change Order Manager @Miller Electric Company

Role Description

Miller Electric is seeking a Change Management Manager who reports directly to a Project Manager. Responsibilities are focused on all aspects of change management on a large scale data center construction project.

  • Maintain project Change Order Log and provide updates to project leadership on status of any potential cost impacts
  • Develop cost estimates for change orders and provide thorough back-up to client using fully on-screen electronic takeoffs and markups
  • Work with ConEst Estimating Software
  • Meet with engineers, customers, vendors, and Project Managers
  • Visually inspect project locations to determine the amount of labor and materials needed to do the work
  • Contact vendors for pricing
  • Assess the costs of leasing equipment
  • Maintain the change order submissions/documents in an organized and standardized manner. Work with the project team to develop this standard
  • Compliance with company, client, and project policies
  • Coordinate activities of staff and subcontractors
  • Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress and address issues
  • Develop and maintain strong client and employee relationships
  • Assist leadership in the planning of future labor/material needs of the project
  • Manage RFPs and Change Management Forms
  • Mentor subordinates to support their development

Qualifications

  • 6-8 years of experience with a High School Diploma, 4-6 years of experience with an Associate degree, or 0-2 years of experience with a Bachelor’s degree
  • Strong computer & Microsoft Suite skills
  • Knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and Low Voltage Systems
  • Read and evaluate specifications and blueprints
  • Deal effectively with customers
  • Analyze risks involved with certain project types
  • Estimate large and small projects
  • Work calmly under deadlines and external pressure
  • Excellent math skills
  • Strong communication skills

Requirements

  • Mission Critical Project experience
  • Hands-on construction experience
  • Journeyman or Master Electrician’s License

Benefits

  • Medical and Dental (100% of the premium covered by Miller Electric)
  • 401k retirement with company matching
  • Vision plans
  • Disability Insurance
  • Basic and Supplemental Life Insurance
  • Flexible Spending Accounts
  • Travel Accident Insurance
  • Paid Vacation & Holidays
  • Tuition Reimbursement Program
  • College Coach Services
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