A. R. Mays fosters a creative, energetic environment where all employees are equally-valued team members. Competitive salaries are offered, in addition to medical, dental and eyecare benefits, paid vacation and holiday leave, and a company-sponsored profit sharing program. In support of our continuous improvement program, periodic training and continuing education benefits are provided. A. R. Mays is an equal opportunity employer.

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The following are descriptions of some of the key positions at A. R. Mays Construction.

Project Manager
The project manager (PM) is the construction team leader and is ultimately responsible for the coordination of all personnel assigned to the project. The PM reports to the director of construction. The PM will begin to familiarize himself with the plans for a job during the bidding process and prepares the preliminary schedules. While the PM may assist the estimating department during the bidding process, typically project cost responsibility transfers post-bid. The PM reviews all subcontractors' bids and discusses them with the responsible estimator at a project turnover meeting. In assuring that all scopes of work are covered for the various divisions of work, subcontractor negotiation is undertaken to truly fit the proper company to the job and project budget. The PM is ultimately responsible for client communications and "big picture" aspects of the project once in the field. [ Read full job description ]

Project Engineer
The Project Engineer (PE) assists the PM in negotiating subcontracts and performing tasks that include the processing of subcontracts and purchase orders, the maintenance of submittal logs, change order logs, and request for information (RFI) log. The PE assembles change order documentation and updates schedules. The PE will attend the job site meetings with the PM. Thereafter, the PE generates and distributes the team meeting minutes as well as the project's action list. The PE will support a single PM. [ Read full job description ]

Superintendent
The Project Superintendent (Superintendent) is assigned to a single project. It is the sole responsibility of the Superintendent to ensure constant supervision of the job. No subcontractors or vendors are allowed on the site without supervision. The Superintendent is responsible for maintaining full duration scheduling as well as providing updated two-week schedules to the PM. They report directly to the PM. Their specific responsibilities include adhering to plans and specifications, contract comprehension and application, master project schedule, subcontractor coordination, subcontractor meetings, trade foreman conferences, daily reports, job site safety meetings and enforcement, maintaining organized field records, change order work as authorized, job site appearance, general condition items, rental equipment/temporary labor, and client relations. [ Read full job description ]

Project Accountant
The Project Accountant (PA) is responsible for establishing and maintaining the Timberline Accounting System job cost files. Initiation of the files includes recording of the project contract and all subcontracts as they are awarded. The PA initiates client billing by preparing the G703 form and subsequently assisting the PM with revisions thereto until a final monthly billing is in order. The PA reviews subcontractor preliminary lien notices and returns them for correction or files them as appropriate. Upon receipt of monthly funding, the PA prepares project disbursements. No subcontractor disbursements are made until all apropriate lien waivers are collected and insurance records are current. General tasks include researching of problem billings and accounts, verification of appropriate tax rates and fees, coding invoices, and client communication. [ Read full job description ]

Estimator
The Estimator is responsible for all pre-construction project pricing activity. They remain responsible for the project cost until the job moves to the field. Subcontractor bidding is the continuing responsibility of the estimating department. Initial subcontractor solicitation and qualification is an estimating department function. Once bidding is complete, the Estimator conducts a turnover meeting which transfers responsibility formally to the Project Manager. Thereafter, the Estimator is continually available to assist the Project Manager as needed for the duration of the project. [ Read full job description ]