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Wilson Fire Equipment & Service Co., Inc. · 1 month ago

Project Manager- Fire Alarm/Life Safety

Wilson Fire Equipment & Service Co., Inc. is involved in the design and implementation of Engineered Fire Systems. The Project Manager will oversee project scheduling, budgeting, and coordination with clients and subcontractors to ensure the successful execution of fire alarm and life safety projects.

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Responsibilities

Review job information on new jobs
Confirm the job package is complete with site code, discounts, etc
Confirm that there is a clear understanding of the scope of work
Contact the customer to follow up after initial introduction from Coordinator
Review equipment list for compatibility and completeness
Review the location of critical equipment (control panels, annunciators, etc.)
Obtain a copy of the Specs and read it thoroughly
Review Drawings and Jobsite. (Fire Marshal Approved Against Wilson Fire Equipment’s)
Confirm location of critical equipment (inquire w/client if necessary)
Confirm any variations in design from quote or estimate in the Turnover Meeting if there are any cost implications. Turnover Meeting involves Sales, Engineer and Project Manager
Confirm all necessary specification and code compliance requirements (hardhat, steel toe, etc.), parking restrictions, working hours, prevailing wage, billing requirements, etc
Confirm job schedule with client, if you have not received it from Project Coordinator. Critical dates in must be in writing
Approve Budget in a timely manner, typically a 24HR Turnover
Determine and maintain project scheduling
Maintain weekly contact with your customer
Layout preliminary schedule of installation showing rough-in, wire pull, device installation, start-up, and final test
Attend jobsite meetings when applicable
Get critical contact names and phone numbers such as electrical foreman, general contractor, etc
Visit jobsite at least once a week prior to WFE manning the job to keep up to date on job progress
Ensure that permit is obtained where required
Requisition project materials for the job
Plan Ahead
Estimate and order materials for installation
Request purchases of projects as to 'Just in Time' in order to improve cash flow
Coordinate with warehouse manager to stage equipment for job
Coordinate any changes in design or delivery with client prior to any changes. Also, notify any addicted WFE employee of the changes
Schedule Manpower
Daily scheduling of work force in-house with other Project Managers and Project Coordinator
Scheduling subcontractor work
Oversee quality standards of subcontractors
Approving Subcontract Cost
Forecast installation requirements-adjust work force as needed
Fill out and approve time sheets every Monday
Work overtime as approved (by Installation Manager) and necessary to meet job deadlines
Production
Supervise and/or install system in a cost effective but quality manner
Maintain accurate job file including all correspondence, change orders, and up to date as-built drawings
Perform programming of system as needed, verifying that system will meet all code and specification requirements
Perform preliminary test and final test with AHJ and/or customer
Certify system as required by the State of Texas and local AHJ
Schedule and Perform customer training of the system as necessary. (With service tech)
Turn in all as-built drawings, signed FMLs to Installation Admin Staff, programming disc., signoff sheets to Installation Manger at jobs end and update Navision/PM Sheet accordingly
Administration
Track all in-progress jobs in PM Sheets
Submittal Package to Customer
Track labor and equipment costs for job
Track equipment order deliveries and notify PM
Coordinate returned equipment for credit from manufacturer
Submit billing information to accounting
Log bad equipment and list what’s wrong with it per job. Have warehouse manager sign it
Review job file at the end of the job for unpaid invoices
Close out; final payment and retainage, warranty letters, etc
Tools
Keep jobsite tools and equipment secure
Maintain an accurate tool list for each individual Field Employee
WFE Company Trucks (Project Managers and Technicians)
Maintain a clean vehicle at ALL times
Have all maintenance performed when needed such as tire rotation, oil changes, repairs, etc
Current with Monthly Truck Audits – log any damages right away
Miscellaneous
Maintain good relationships with various contractors and customers
Bring job in at under budget
Look for ways to improve WFE’s efficacy and profit margin

Qualification

Fire Alarm SystemsNFPA CodesProject ManagementMicrosoft ExcelTexas Fire Alarm LicenseTeam CoordinationOrganization SkillsCommunication Skills

Required

Working knowledge of general industrial controls
Knowledgeable of industry manufacturers, distributors, and products
Be proficient in the use of computer programs: Windows, Microsoft Excel, Word
Excellent Organization skills
Proficient in the understanding of NFPA 72, 12, 12A, 2001, the various building codes, and other applicable industry codes
Nicet Level II in 'Fire Alarm Systems'
Nicet Level II in 'Special Hazards'
State of Texas Fire Alarm Technician's License
State of Texas Class A Extinguisher License

Company

Wilson Fire Equipment & Service Co., Inc.

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