Project Administrator

Project Administrator: A Career for those who Love to Be the Superhero of Information

What Does the Project Administrator Do?

The Project Administrator is like the magic of spackle in construction; it is all about filling in the gaps and making a smooth result. The Project Administrator supports project delivery by being the glue to hold it all together through accurate data entry, documentation management, and task tracking. Get your superhero cap to help the Project Team ensure accurate and timely execution for our customers. Exercise at work is juggling administrative and customer service-related tasks. Fueled with coffee, desk snacks, puns, and banter we keep positive amidst the chaos on construction. So, if you love organization from software at work to the sock drawer at home, and typing is music to your ears, and construction documents are your favorite art and craft this opening for Project Administrator is for you!

What are the Job Demands?

• Maintain accurate project documentation and tracking across network server, CRM, and project tools
• Support Project Team by preparing data, verifying information, and flagging discrepancies
• Review, clarify, and confirm customer requests under the guidance of Project Estimators, ensuring all details are accurate before responding
• Communicate clearly with team members through email, phone, and in-person interactions
• Proactively manage a queue of customer requests, prioritizing work to meet deadlines and coordinating task assignments to other team members as needed
• Assist with preparing documentation for customers
• Learn to review subcontract documents
• Maintain professional relationships that reflect the company's mission, vision, and values.
• Manage and organize shared Estimating inbox
• Organize bid invitations for Estimators
• Manage plan rooms like Builder’s Exchange for upcoming project opportunities
• Gather information and prepare bid packages and maintain in CRM.
• Build job books for new RFQs across systems

What Skills Do I Need to Meet Those Demands?

• Professional, honest, outgoing individual
• Experience in construction administration or project administration
• Attention to detail and killer computer skillz
• Superior responsiveness and follow-up
• Desire to continually grow and learn
• Ability to work flying solo while still able to collab with the team
• Demonstrated communication and organizational skills
• Exposure to data entry, data validation, documentation management, or customer requests
• Experience supporting internal teams by managing tasks, tracking status, and following established processes.
• Must be able to work independently, balance deadlines, and prioritize tasks on multiple projects.
• Experience with Gsuite, Excel, Word, and ability to learn our cloud-based CRM and sales software.

Bonus Abilities!

• Experience reading, and interpreting architectural drawings, schedules, and specifications
• Experience with online plan rooms
• Experience with certified payroll and AIA forms

What Do You Get Out Of It?

Satisfaction of doing an awesome job while you solve a customer’s problem. A good night’s sleep after working your butt off for a decent paycheck while opening doors to make the community more accessible. A chance to grow personally and professionally with a career at a company that offers a road to the future, not just a dead end.

The Deets:

• This is a full time gig, M-F 7AM-4PM
• We pay pretty darn good
• We have got that health insurance thing covered.
• We have that retirement deal with matching to combat that Peter Pan complex.
• We pay you to get lost a week or two out of the yearand on holidays too.

THE FINE PRINT:

This position begins with a 90-day trial, followed by an evaluation to determine suitability for permanent position. Employment conditions include signing a confidentiality agreement. This is an onsite position in Ohio. No remote or out-of-state applicants can be considered for this opening.

Trinity Door Systems proudly maintains a drug and alcohol free workplace.

*Want to know how to get your foot in the door? Include a cover letter with your resume! We read every single application, so stand out from the crowd. Helpful hint #2: Don’t call us, we’ll call you. We are pretty busy so we will contact those we wish to interview. Hint #3: This is NOT garage doors. If someone drives through one of our doors a customer is having a bad day