Senior Project Manager
Senior Project Manager
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Provide leadership for multiple aspects of project controls including cost, planning, scheduling, engineering, supervision and management of team personnel
- Lead project start-up, project completion and the entire close-out process
- Participate in BIM coordination and clash resolution when required to support VDC staff
- Manage both Prime Contract and subcontract requirements
- Establish and maintain customer relationships and satisfaction
- Lead accurate forecasting of costs for job completion
- Provide leadership and development to the entire project team including interns
- Exhibit excellent problem-solving skills and implement necessary solutions
- Develop and manage the project-specific Quality Control Plan
- Elevate issues to Program Manager or Project Executive as required to ensure the success of the project
- Review and approve preliminary schedules, financial projections and cost to complete
- In conjunction with the Project Accountant and/or Financial Manager, update and deliver accurate and timely cost report updates and P&L statements
- Ensure construction site rules and procedures are implemented and followed in relation to safety, cleanliness and logistics
- Coordinate with and support the Safety Manager to ensure projects deliver superior safety performance
- Have delivered multiple projects from start-up through close-out
- Knowledge of excavation, grading and soils management practices
- Experience delivering Class A+ office spaces
- Experience in managing construction teams to achieve positive outcomes
- Demonstrated success with maintaining client relationships
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