Sr. Project Manager

Greenberry•Vancouver, WA

2d•$140,000 - $165,000

About The Position

Greenberry Industrial is seeking a Senior Project Manager to lead complex nuclear fabrication, procurement, and construction projects. The role is responsible for overall project execution, financial performance, customer satisfaction, risk management, and successful delivery of assigned work in highly regulated environments where safety, quality, traceability, schedule performance, and customer satisfaction are paramount. The Senior Project Manager serves as the primary interface among Greenberry leadership, customers, engineering teams, procurement organizations, quality programs, fabrication operations, subcontractors, and regulatory stakeholders. The position is accountable for safe and profitable execution consistent with contract requirements, nuclear quality standards, customer specifications, and company objectives. Projects may involve contract values exceeding $10 million. Greenberry’s nuclear programs emphasize NQA-1 quality systems, fabrication oversight, supplier management, and regulatory compliance.

Requirements

At least 6 years of project management experience; preference for 2 or more years in industrial construction, fabrication, manufacturing, energy, EPC, or nuclear-related industries.
Demonstrated experience managing projects exceeding $10 million in contract value, or multiple concurrent projects with a combined value exceeding $10 million.
Strong background managing multidisciplinary teams across engineering, procurement, fabrication, and field execution.
Proven ability to manage project budgets, schedules, forecasting, risk, and commercial performance.
Excellent leadership, communication, negotiation, and client relationship skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and project management tools.
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Business, or a related field is stated as required in the Preferred qualifications section.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree, MBA, Engineering Management degree, or another advanced degree.
Background in Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
Experience supporting DOE, NRC, commercial nuclear, SMR, advanced reactor, defense, or government nuclear projects.
Familiarity with NQA-1, ASME Section III, 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, DOE quality requirements, and nuclear procurement programs.
Experience managing heavy fabrication, modular construction, pressure vessel fabrication, piping systems, structural steel fabrication, or engineered equipment projects.
PMP certification.

Responsibilities

Lead planning, execution, monitoring, and completion of nuclear fabrication, procurement, and construction projects.
Manage project scope, cost, schedule, quality, risk, and customer satisfaction.
Direct teams across proposal support, planning, engineering, procurement, fabrication, testing, delivery, installation, and closeout.
Develop project execution strategies, goals, milestones, staffing plans, communication protocols, and performance expectations.
Provide leadership and mentorship to Project Coordinators, Project Engineers, Superintendents, and other project personnel.
Ensure project teams comply with contract obligations, company procedures, and customer expectations.
Develop and maintain budgets, cost forecasts, earned value reporting, and financial performance tracking.
Monitor labor productivity, fabrication performance, procurement spending, subcontractor costs, and profitability; identify cost growth, schedule impacts, and financial risks.
Lead contract administration, change management, claims avoidance, notice requirements, and commercial negotiations.
Support business development and estimating teams with proposals, budgets, and execution strategies.
Oversee nuclear-grade procurement, vendor qualification, supplier performance, and compliance with project-specific quality requirements and applicable nuclear standards.
Coordinate engineering, procurement, fabrication, quality, and customer teams; monitor supplier performance, fabrication schedules, inspection milestones, and long-lead material deliveries.
Address procurement risks, supply chain disruptions, and critical material shortages.
Partner with fabrication management on production plans and monitor progress, resource utilization, productivity, and production risks.
Lead project reviews and support constructability reviews, manufacturing readiness reviews, and execution planning to improve schedule, cost, and operational efficiency.
Ensure fabrication aligns with quality requirements, engineering specifications, and customer commitments.
Ensure projects comply with NQA-1 and customer-mandated quality requirements.
Work with Quality Assurance and Quality Control teams on audits, inspections, surveillances, and regulatory reviews.
Incorporate project-specific quality requirements into execution plans and procurement activities; support resolution of nonconformances, corrective actions, technical concerns, and compliance issues.
Promote a nuclear safety culture emphasizing procedural compliance, traceability, accountability, and conservative decision-making.
Serve as the principal customer contact and lead customer meetings, project reviews, progress updates, risk discussions, and executive communications.
Build relationships with owners, engineers, regulators, procurement organizations, and strategic partners; address customer concerns and support repeat business.
Identify and manage risks related to scope, schedule, cost, procurement, fabrication, labor availability, quality, and contract compliance.
Develop mitigation plans and contingency strategies, drive proactive problem-solving, and lead project recovery initiatives when required.