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A growing design‑build construction firm is seeking a self‑sufficient Project/Contract Administrator to support a large, long‑term commercial construction project. This role supports multiple Project Managers and requires the ability to manage projects from start to finish in a fast‑paced environment.
Job Responsibility:
Support assigned construction projects from startup through closeout under the direction of multiple Project Managers
Prepare, track, and analyze project documentation throughout the project lifecycle
Generate and manage subcontracts and purchase orders
ensure compliance with contract requirements
Prepare and process contract changes, change orders, and related documentation
Manage project closeout documentation once contractual obligations are met
Generate owner change order requests, pay applications, and related billing documentation using construction management software
Initiate, approve, and close monthly draws
Collect and track lien waivers and affidavits
Enter and distribute submittals, RFIs, test logs, daily reports, and project documentation
Receive, log, and distribute drawings
Prepare monthly projection reports and other project reports (job cost, open payables, etc.)
Provide general administrative and clerical support as needed (document control, correspondence, shipping coordination, filing)
Answer and route incoming calls as appropriate
Perform additional duties as assigned
Requirements:
Associate’s degree preferred
Minimum of 4 years of experience in construction contract administration
Commercial construction experience strongly preferred
Experience with Viewpoint (Vista) and Textura (Oracle) highly preferred
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced project environment