Senior Project Manager - Commercial Construction

The Hagerman Group•Louisville, KY

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

At Hagerman, we don’t just build buildings - we build communities, careers, and futures. If you’re a Senior Project Manager who wants their work to matter beyond the numbers, we invite you to join our Louisville team, where collaboration, trust, and purpose define how we work every day. Hagerman shapes Kentucky communities through work in commercial markets, with projects intentionally designed to serve people. We take this responsibility seriously and approach every project with a strong commitment to the communities we support. The Louisville team is known for its team environment defined by strong camaraderie and mutual respect, meaningful connections within the local community, pride in delivering projects that positively impact people’s lives, and a shared dedication to mentorship and collaboration. People join Hagerman for our reputation. They stay for our culture, values, and authentic commitment to building a better future for the communities we serve. As a Sr. Project Manager, you’ll have the opportunity to take ownership of impactful construction projects from early planning through final close-out - while building trusted relationships with clients, trade partners, and colleagues along the way. In this role, you’re not just managing work - you’re shaping outcomes. You’ll be empowered to make decisions, solve complex challenges, and mentor project teams, all while balancing schedule, budget, quality, and safety. You’ll work alongside experienced leaders who value collaboration, transparency, and doing the right thing. If you’re excited by the idea of combining technical expertise with leadership, client partnership, and a strong team culture, this is a role where your experience will truly make an impact.

Requirements

Extensive experience successfully managing complex construction projects with a high level of accountability
14+ years of progressive construction experience, including leadership roles such as Project Manager, APM, or Project Engineer
Strong client‑facing skills, with a track record of building lasting relationships and repeat business
Deep knowledge of construction means and methods, contract administration, and risk management
Financial acumen with proven ability to manage budgets, forecasts, and cost controls
Excellent communication skills - you can lead meetings, resolve conflict, and present information clearly and confidently
A collaborative leadership style that motivates teams, values field expertise, and earns trust
Proficiency with construction technology and software (Procore preferred), Microsoft Office, scheduling, and accounting tools
Familiarity with AIA contract documents and project administration best practices
A commitment to safety, integrity, and quality in everything you do
Valid driver’s license and flexibility to work between office and project sites as needed

Responsibilities

Lead construction projects from preconstruction through close‑out, owning results across schedule, budget, quality, and safety
Serve as the primary point of contact for Owners and design partners, building trust through transparency and follow‑through
Coordinate with Estimating, Superintendents, Accounting, and Field teams to ensure strong project start‑ups and smooth execution
Review contracts, drawings, and specifications to clearly define scope, risks, and responsibilities
Develop and manage project plans, logistics, schedules, and procurement strategies that set teams up for success
Oversee subcontractor and vendor selection to ensure alignment with project requirements, performance expectations, and safety standards
Facilitate job progress meetings to track milestones, resolve issues, and keep teams aligned
Monitor job costs, approve invoices, and proactively manage financial performance against budget and forecast
Champion a proactive safety culture by reinforcing company safety programs and expectations on every jobsite
Guide project close‑out activities, including punch lists, warranties, O&M manuals, lien waivers, and final documentation
Mentor and support project staff, providing feedback, coaching, and development opportunities
Support business development efforts by strengthening client and industry relationships and identifying future opportunities