Project Manager (Industrial)

Keeley Construction•St. Louis, MO

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Keeley Construction is hiring a Project Manager for its Industrial Manufacturing Team in St. Louis, Missouri. The Project Manager leads project teams and oversees project planning, schedules, materials, risk, subcontractors, change orders, and closeout documentation. The role coordinates with internal teams, clients, suppliers, inspectors, engineering and consulting firms, local utilities, and other project stakeholders to deliver projects with a focus on quality, safety, productivity, scope, schedule, and budget. The position also includes responsibility for developing and growing team members.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field.
At least five years of experience performing the listed primary responsibilities.
Technical skills and understanding of substation, transmission/distribution, and deep foundation drilling projects.
Ability to build and maintain positive working relationships with staff, vendors, and clients.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency with Outlook, Excel, and Word.

Responsibilities

Lead project teams to deliver successful outcomes with a focus on quality, safety, and productivity.
Develop comprehensive project plans before project kickoff to align scope, schedule, and budget.
Build, manage, and strategize project schedules; identify and address potential impacts.
Understand and coordinate roles throughout the project lifecycle, from administrative functions to owner responsibilities.
Coordinate material needs with suppliers and field supervision; verify materials meet specifications and packing slips match delivered quantities.
Manage risks related to job-site safety, owner contract terms, city or county specifications, and other contractors working on-site.
Work with estimators to organize pre-construction meetings with key operations supervisors.
Facilitate change orders and closeout documentation with clients.
Coordinate with municipal inspectors, consulting firms, engineering firms, owner representatives, and local utilities.
Schedule subcontractors as needed and manage communication to avoid operational delays.
Read and write subcontracts and vendor agreements based on owners’ contract requirements.
Coordinate resources with other project managers, general superintendents, project engineers, and others.
Manage and develop the team, taking responsibility and genuine interest in team members’ growth.
Collaborate with stakeholders at all levels to maintain communication and alignment throughout the project.