Senior Project Manager is sought to lead the administration and execution of assigned construction projects in a safe, profitable, and timely manner. The role may involve managing multiple projects or large contracts, with Step I projects typically $51–$100 million and Step II projects $101–$199 million, requiring 10–15+ years of experience for Step I and more for Step II. The position requires establishing and maintaining professional relationships with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors; participating in business development, estimating, bidding, and contract negotiations for selected projects.

Key Responsibilities: - Champion the transition from estimating to field; conduct contract reviews covering requirements, general conditions, schedules, budgets, subcontracts, and purchase orders. - Complete close-out requirements and punch lists; address warranty callbacks to maintain owner/client relationships. - Coordinate with the Project Superintendent on means and methods; review manpower, equipment, and material resources. - Maintain professional relationships with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors. - Own overall project success including safety, schedule, profitability, quality, and customer satisfaction; make personnel decisions impacting the project. - Manage all billings for timely payment applications and collections. - Develop the overall CPM schedule with the Project Superintendent and ensure procurement coordination; promote Last Planner System usage. - Assist in estimates with attention to cost control, equipment, formwork, materials,

Senior Project Manager is sought to lead the administration and execution of assigned construction projects in a safe, profitable, and timely manner. The role may involve managing multiple projects or large contracts, with Step I projects typically $51–$100 million and Step II projects $101–$199 million, requiring 10–15+ years of experience for Step I and more for Step II. The position requires establishing and maintaining professional relationships with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors; participating in business development, estimating, bidding, and contract negotiations for selected projects.

Key Responsibilities: - Champion the transition from estimating to field; conduct contract reviews covering requirements, general conditions, schedules, budgets, subcontracts, and purchase orders. - Complete close-out requirements and punch lists; address warranty callbacks to maintain owner/client relationships. - Coordinate with the Project Superintendent on means and methods; review manpower, equipment, and material resources. - Maintain professional relationships with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors. - Own overall project success including safety, schedule, profitability, quality, and customer satisfaction; make personnel decisions impacting the project. - Manage all billings for timely payment applications and collections. - Develop the overall CPM schedule with the Project Superintendent and ensure procurement coordination; promote Last Planner System usage. - Assist in estimates with attention to cost control, equipment, formwork, materials,