Segment Project Manager

Flatiron Construction Corp•Havre De Grace, MD

About The Position

The Segment Project Manager leads a single project contract, overseeing execution from start to finish. The role manages construction, budget and cash, coordinates project personnel, maintains the production schedule, and ensures work aligns with contract specifications and owner expectations. The Project Manager works with internal teams, the project owner, and third-party stakeholders to support timely, high-quality project delivery and uphold safety standards. The position also oversees project forecasting, reporting, risk management, change coordination, dispute resolution, and closeout. It serves as the main contact for third-party stakeholders and coordinates with project leadership and the superintendent on project staffing, equipment, costs, and schedule needs.

Requirements

At least 5 years of experience in construction, engineering, or scheduling.
Experience managing personnel.
Valid driver's license.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build and maintain positive working relationships.
Ability to delegate task-driven responsibilities to project personnel.
Proven ability to identify, track, and manage project risk.
Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office, including advanced Excel skills.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field is highly regarded.

Responsibilities

Oversee project construction, budget, and cash management while ensuring compliance with the contract and owner requirements.
Develop and manage the project schedule, pay estimates, procedures, staffing, and equipment resources.
Review initial contracts and project documents for completeness and resolve specification, contract, and scheduling conflicts with the owner.
Coordinate construction schedule updates and adjustments for change orders; work with the Area Manager on cost or schedule changes.
Prepare and present monthly cost and revenue forecasts and reports to Flatiron leadership.
Maintain relationships with Flatiron departments and the project owner to support the work plan and payment schedule.
Review and approve project-related media news releases.
Serve as the primary contact for third-party stakeholders, including landowners, local business owners, and government agencies.
Conduct daily and weekly site safety checks and facilitate safety reviews and procedures.
Coordinate with the project superintendent to determine staffing and equipment needs.
Collaborate with internal legal counsel to resolve project disputes.
Lead project closeout, including final contract paperwork, retainages, and project claims.
Conduct project debriefs to review the work and its completion.