Senior Project Manager - Construction

The Haskell Company•Frisco, TX

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About The Position

The Senior Project Manager leads and directs project teams, with a proven record of successfully managing large, complex projects or multiple projects while overseeing one or more project managers. The role requires advanced proficiency in project management, especially project team leadership. The Senior Project Manager manages projects across safety, quality, scope, schedule, cost, procurement, risk, design coordination, subcontractor and vendor performance, client relations, staffing, and personnel development. The position supervises others, may involve travel as required by project needs, and includes other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or construction management, or equivalent preferred.
10 or more years of experience in construction, design, or management.
Expertise managing resources, including budgets, schedules, and materials, amid multiple competing demands.
Knowledge of estimating, construction methods, engineering, equipment, and technology.
Excellent understanding of safety procedures.
Excellent organizational, supervisory, communication, collaboration, and analytical skills.
Ability to travel according to project requirements.
Ability to stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, and manipulate light to medium weights of 10–50 pounds.
Good hand-eye coordination, arm, hand, and finger dexterity, including grasping, and visual acuity to use a keyboard, operate equipment, and read application or form information.
Ability to sit frequently, reach with hands and arms, talk, and hear.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or construction management, or equivalent.

Responsibilities

Monitor project progress, quality, and safety; enforce Haskell safety policies and meet quality objectives in coordination with the Superintendent.
Monitor the Risk Register and QIP, coordinate quality inspections and events, and mitigate identified risks.
Manage submittal control, RFIs, drawings, and specifications to support the project schedule.
Plan, sequence, and schedule project work with input from the Superintendent and subcontractors; direct the project schedule, conduct job site meetings, and assist in updating schedules.
Manage project cost control, labor projections, financial logs, cost reports, and project status summaries; manage budgets and profitability.
Prepare owner payment requisitions and project invoices, maximize cash flow through invoicing and collections, and manage payments to subcontractors and vendors.
Establish procurement strategies; prepare bid packages and invitations to bid, analyze bids, qualify subcontractors, and award subcontracts and material purchase orders.
Ensure procurement commitments align with budgets, create commitments that define scope and minimize risk, and implement subcontractor risk mitigation strategies.
Prepare detailed estimates, cost-code input, and cost-control systems.
Monitor project indicators throughout the project lifecycle, including safety, scope, quality, time, and cost; direct project start-up strategy and organization.
Set project vision and align the project with business objectives; lead the project team, solve problems, remove roadblocks, maintain a healthy team culture, and delegate and supervise project management tasks.
Monitor and document changes, secure owner acceptance of contract change orders, issue subcontract and purchase-order modifications following owner acceptance, and update the budget.
Identify, assess, and evaluate project risks; understand prime contract requirements and subcontract terms and conditions.
Communicate performance requirements and manage subcontractor and supplier performance issues, including documentation, default notices, and replacement when necessary.
Participate in design reviews and provide constructability input; monitor design documents and budget; coordinate permitting, inspections, and final project approvals with the A/E and governing authorities.
Manage client relations through progress meetings, correspondence, periodic reports, change orders, and responses to client inquiries and directives.
Partner with project directors on RFP responses, including conceptual estimates, schedules, and proposal documents, and participate in client presentations when required.
Work with the director of construction and construction core personnel to establish job organization and Superintendent and PCE requirements.
Develop construction personnel through mentoring, on-the-job training, and performance management; set clear expectations and define team members’ roles.
Establish and maintain the project communication plan.
Travel as required and perform other duties as assigned.
Supervise others.