Construction Project Manager - Corporate Interiors

Turner & Townsend•Dallas, TX

About The Position

Turner & Townsend is seeking an experienced Project Manager to support the delivery of new-construction commercial real estate corporate interior projects. The role assists the Project Lead in meeting client objectives through effective project management, ensuring commissions are managed to the required quality standards and completed efficiently and on time, in line with appointment conditions. The Project Manager works with clients and cross-functional teams throughout the project lifecycle. Responsibilities include project planning and governance, coordinating project scope and information, monitoring progress and finances, managing changes and commercial controls, and preparing client-facing reports and documentation. The role also supports quality, safety, health, and environmental awareness, quality control and ISO audits, benchmarking, and knowledge sharing. The position requires at least five years of post-graduate experience managing new-construction commercial real estate corporate interior projects. On-site requirements may change based on client needs.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Engineering, or Construction Management.
At least 5 years of post-graduate experience managing new-construction commercial real estate corporate interior projects.
At least 5 years of construction management experience delivering commercial real estate construction projects.
Self-motivated, organized, and efficient, with project management and documentation skills across the project lifecycle.
Strong communication and problem-solving skills, and ability to work with key client stakeholders.
Ability to manage more than three projects at a time.
Excellent presentation skills using MS Office, including Word and PowerPoint.

Nice To Haves

Experience in the consulting realm.
Scheduling skills.
Cost estimating skills.

Responsibilities

Assist the Project Lead in ensuring client objectives are met through effective project management.
Help ensure commissions meet quality standards and are completed efficiently and on time, in line with appointment conditions.
Develop strong relationships with clients and cross-functional team members.
Monitor and document project progress and performance indicators.
Provide document control assurance and manage the flow of project information.
Prepare project management progress reports and other key client-facing documentation.
Serve as an interface among stakeholders, including the client, consultants, end users, and authorities, at all project stages.
Support project planning, including production of the detailed project delivery charter.
Support the establishment of project governance, processes, and systems.
Lead and facilitate project scope elements and engage the cross-functional team to achieve deliverables.
Manage project information flow through regular meetings and written communications; maintain meeting minutes and related documentation.
Support post-contract commercial control.
Manage the change control process and track and document requested changes, quotations, and approvals.
Monitor overall project finances.
Identify opportunities to improve project management processes, procedures, templates, and products, and refer ideas to the appropriate line manager.
Identify quality, safety, health, and environmental issues and ensure appropriate parties are aware of them.
Ensure compliance with quality standards and participate in ISO audits.
Conduct background research, collect data, benchmark, and present findings to appropriate team members.
Ensure key information and learning from commissions is entered into internal databases and shared.
Adhere to applicable SOX control responsibilities.