Program Manager
$190,000 - $220,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$190,000 - $220,000
About the role
- Provide top oversight and direct Construction Project Management teams through all phases of the projects
- Ensures project operations responsibilities are executed in accordance with company project management procedures and policies
- Plans, directs and is accountable for the achievement of project revenue and profit objectives and effective management of overhead costs
- Maintains and ensures client satisfaction and effectively resolves complaints, when necessary, in order to secure repeat business
- Participates in preparation and negotiation of owner contracts and ensures delivery and adherence to contractual requirements and that all aspects of owner contracts are accomplished
- Oversees preparation and maintenance of project budget, construction schedule and master project schedule
- Oversees preconstruction and construction progress and team performance to ensure conformance with schedule, budget and contractual requirements
- Implements and maintains effective systems of communication within and outside the project to ensure constructive relationships and the adequate flow of information
- Maintains high quality standards, understands key process issues and ensures implementation of process improvements for all work on the project
- Identifies and manages risk on the project, and advises and confers with regional executive prior to implementing risk mitigation actions
- Provide strategy development and substantially contributes to business development efforts for assigned projects including the preparation of proposals and presentations for new work
- Actively participates in the business community and builds relationships within the industry to generate and enhance business opportunities
- Proactively manages the training and professional development of project employees
- Facilitates and ensures the continuous and effective execution of the performance management process for project employees
- Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, or related field is preferred 15 or more years progressive and position related work experience in construction management, and at least 5 years related work experience managing five or more employees required
- Experience on Division of State Architect (DSA) construction projects in California is required
- Existing network of clients / owners from Public Agencies and the Education Markets is highly desired
- Management experience with multiple delivery methods is preferred (Design-build highly desired) Knowledge of architecture, engineering and the construction management industry including current market sector trends and conditions is essential
- Strong proficiency with the Microsoft Suite of tools is required
- User proficiency with Primavera P6 and Procore is strongly preferred
- Effective verbal and written communication skills, including the advanced ability to foster and maintain effective interpersonal relationships is required
- Ability to provide leadership and financial management support to large project teams is required
- License and Certifications
- LEED Professional Accreditation is preferred
- Certified Construction Manager (CCM) is strongly preferred
- DBIA certification is strongly preferred
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