Senior Project Manager - Healthcare (HCAi)

Swinerton•Fresno, CA

2d•$120,000 - $195,800

About The Position

The Senior Project Manager manages healthcare construction projects, including multiple or large, complex projects, and is accountable for successful project completion. The role oversees project budgets, contract pricing, subcontract and material purchasing, scheduling, preconstruction, quality control, project documentation, and close-out. The Senior Project Manager works with owners, architects, subcontractors, superintendents, estimating staff, and management, and manages and develops the project team.

Requirements

Healthcare project experience.
A degree in engineering, construction management, or architecture, or equivalent experience.
Eight to ten years of field construction management experience, including supervisory skills.
Leadership ability.
Problem-solving ability and a strong sense of urgency.
Organizational and communication skills.
Drafting and computer skills.
Fundamental knowledge of contract law and project accounting.
Thorough understanding of project management control systems, including scheduling, cost control, procurement, and estimating.

Nice To Haves

HCAi experience.

Responsibilities

Perform all responsibilities of a Project Manager.
Manage multiple or large, complex projects.
Estimate and establish budgets and contract prices, including GMP and lump-sum contracts.
Negotiate cost-effective subcontract and material purchases.
Establish and implement job procedures to support timely buyout, shop drawing approval, and material delivery.
Keep projects on schedule.
Develop and maintain relationships with owners, architects, and subcontractors.
Work with the Superintendent to develop safety plans and implement safety procedures.
Provide timely and accurate reporting to management.
Manage, train, and supervise the project team according to company policy.
Organize regular meetings for management and subcontractors.
Review contract conditions and ensure compliance with contract terms.
Oversee documentation of significant project events, including accidents, delays, and change orders.
Direct preconstruction services and activities.
Negotiate, prepare, and issue subcontract bid packages.
Assist with business development and participate in job interviews.
Maintain project quality control and the integrity and excellence of completed work.
Support estimating staff as a bid item specialist.
Avoid or mitigate claims and conflict.
Complete project close-out procedures.
Conduct warranty follow-up, including one-year warranty walks.
Complete projects with full or enhanced fee.
Perform other responsibilities as assigned.