PM Work

Ready for the PM seat

Project management I already run as a superintendent

Because I came up through the trades, I know how the work actually gets built, and that keeps a budget and a schedule honest. On my jobs I have kept up to 80 subcontractors moving on one schedule, and run restaurant projects solo from mobilization through closeout.

• Schedule

  Whole-job schedule and a three-week lookahead that matches what is actually happening on site. I built the Excel templates I use.

• Buyout

  Buyout tickets and subcontractor compliance, kept current in CMiC.

• RFIs

  RFIs tracked and kept current in the platform the company runs on.

• Change orders

  Change orders kept current right alongside the owner's schedule.

• Owner reporting

  Daily reports and weekly summaries. No surprises for the owner.

• Closeout

  Punch lists with a photo, a spot on the plan and a trade for every item, so nothing sits open at turnover.

How I run jobs

The software I run jobs in, every day

• Procore8 years, 2,000+ hours
• PlanGrid8 years, drawings and markups in the field
• Excel1,000+ hours, schedule and lookahead templates I built
• CMiC300+ hours, journals, punch, buyout, compliance
• Wrike200 to 300 hours, owner's schedule and signoffs
• HoloBuilder360 photo walks of the site
• Microsoft 365Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams
• Taking classes nowPrimavera P6, Microsoft Project and Bluebeam

When a job needs more, I build it. JobsiteHQ is a job website I built and run myself, with live area status on the plans, punch lists with photos, RFIs and change orders in one place.

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