MKS Instruments

MKS Instruments

Construction Administrator

Fort Wayne, Indiana

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 16 days ago
Financial AnalysisAccountingProcurementCommunicationMicrosoft OfficeFinancial Reporting

About the role

  • CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATOR | COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION C ollaborative & Supportive Team.
  • As a Construction Administrator on the Operations Team at Michael Kinder & Sons (MKS), you will play a vital role in supporting the successful execution of commercial construction projects.
  • We ensure that all team members feel valued by living our Core Values.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain project drawings, specifications, contacts, meeting minutes, and project records.
  • Support Project Managers and Senior Project Managers with administrative project needs.
  • Create and maintain submittal logs, procurement logs, and tracking reports in Procore.
  • Coordinate submittal reviews and approvals between subcontractors, project teams, and design professionals.
  • Track procurement status, material lead times, delivery schedules, and overdue submittals.
  • Distribute PR, ASI, and RFCO communications and maintain tracking logs.
  • Support project teams by maintaining accurate change management documentation and records.
  • Maintain compliance records in Sage and monitor expiration dates and requirements.

Requirements

  • Minimum Education | High School D iploma
  • Office Admin Experience | 5 yr
  • Microsoft Office 365 Experience - Including strong k nowledge of E xce l, Word & Outlook | 1yr
  • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Skills

  • Experience in Construction Industry
  • Experience with A dobe, Bluebeam, Procore & Timberline

Benefits

  • Benefits include:
  • Medical benefits covering 90% of employee premiums and 40% for dependents
  • Paid vacation and wellness time
  • Education reimbursement for employees, based on qualifications
  • Business expenses and mileage reimbursement

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