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Mitigation Project Manager
Jobs Mediator Ltd
Winona, Minnesota, United States
$65,000 / yr
The Mitigation Project Manager will play a crucial role in managing projects within the mitigation industry, specifically overseeing tasks related to water damage restoration and other related services. Based in Winona, Minnesota, this full-time position offers compensation of $65,000 per year. The role requires effective management of onsite operations and client communications to ensure high standards of service delivery and project completion.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee and manage mitigation projects from inception to completion, ensuring adherence to timelines and budgets.Utilize Xactimate and Encircle for project estimates and documentation.Conduct site assessments to determine project scope and requirements.Coordinate with subcontractors and labor teams to facilitate efficient workflow on job sites.Engage with clients to provide updates and address inquiries throughout the project lifecycle.Ensure compliance with all relevant safety regulations and quality standards.Document project progress and prepare reports for stakeholders.Required and preferred qualificationsHigh School Diploma or equivalent is required.Proficiency in Xactimate and Encircle software is essential.Previous experience in project management, particularly in mitigation or restoration, is preferred.Strong organizational and communication skills.Ability to manage multiple projects and interact with various stakeholders effectively.The Mitigation Project Manager will typically work within a collaborative team structure, engaging regularly with other project managers, technicians, and administrative staff to drive project success. Reporting relationships will typically include direct supervision from upper management, facilitating a clear chain of accountability while aiding in project visibility.Cross-functional collaboration may involve working with environmental specialists, equipment suppliers, and financial officers to ensure comprehensive project support and resource allocation.