Project Managers

Project Managers

Architectural project managers oversee the design and construction process of a building project. They monitor the progress of the process, making sure it's on track. They might typically develop, organize, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and environmental standards.

An architectural project manager oversee’s all aspects of the design and construction process of a building project. They monitor every step of the process, which includes anything from developing and reviewing building plans to making sure a project meets safety and environmental standards. Their typical duties and responsibilities include:

Duties and responsibilities

• Developing, organizing and reviewing building plans
• Preparing construction contracts for general contractors
• Interviewing and hiring contractors for projects
• Formulating cost estimates based on equipment, materials and labor requirements
• Ensuring that construction projects meet environmental, safety, structural, zoning and aesthetic standards
• Determining and scheduling different stages of the building process, in accordance to the client needs.
• Monitoring the progress of the project and ascertain whether phases of the construction process are in compliance with building plans and project deadlines
• After building completion, project managers may provide additional services for expansion and relocation projects