Construction Manager

Blue Ridge Executive Search•Denver, CO

30d•$130,000 - $180,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Senior Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing projects ranging in size and scope and should also expect to help manage more junior project managers by overseeing their projects at a high level. The Senior Project Manager is expected to ensure all work performed on the projects assigned to that individual are run within our safety guidelines and within budget, while maintaining quality standards.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering, mathematics, chemistry, physics or construction management from a four-year college or university or equivalent experience
10 years of project management experience.
Previous experience using estimating and accounting software to work on analysis
Competent in use of computer software applications including Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook as well as scheduling software
Progressive development through technical, administrative, coordination and management roles.

Nice To Haves

Local experience perferred

Responsibilities

Plan and work with operations to ensure the project is built properly and within budget.
Provide leadership to more junior project managers and help them learn the skills necessary to become senior project managers while overseeing their projects at a higher level.
Help provide mentoring and development of individuals.
Work directly with the owner or customer and maintain a good professional relationship rapport in order to achieve a high level of customer satisfaction.
Plan out work to be completed during each phase of a project, and then work with operations to maintain schedule to hit all benchmarks and scheduled cut off days.
Maintain a cooperative environment, where all individuals involved in a project have clearly defined roles, feel engaged and motivated to work together in order to achieve project goals and hit deadlines.
Be able to update management on the status of the Senior Project Manager’s project, as well as be able to give updates on the status of junior project manager’s projects assigned to the Senior Project Manager.
Use data to analyze the state of the project in order to monitor project costs and project the financial health of the project.
Identify potential risk factors (schedule, safety, personnel) and work to mitigate their impact on the project.
Ensure proper permitting is acquired and all local, state, and federal regulations are taken into account.
Identify areas of improvement and work to help improve reputation with our employees, customers, industry, and communities.