Senior Project Manager
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grunley constructionDerwood (MD)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Grunley Construction is a leading general contractor specializing in high-profile commercial, institutional, and government projects in the DMV. With a reputation for excellence, innovation, and integrity, we deliver complex construction projects that meet the highest standards of quality and safety. Our team is committed to fostering collaboration and continuous improvement, ensuring that every project exceeds client expectations. Join us and be part of a company that values professional growth, teamwork, and making a lasting impact on the communities we serve.A Senior Project Manager (SPM) is responsible for the complete and satisfactory execution of a large or otherwise complex construction project, as defined by the scope of services in the contract with the Owner. The SPM serves as the focal point for coordination of all project information between the field, office, senior management and the customer. The SPM provides leadership, support, and training to the project team.Reports to: Project ExecutiveRequired EducationBachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management or Business.Required ExperienceA minimum of ten (10) years of construction experience - specifically phased, occupied, and renovation projects. Of these nine years, five (5) must be as a project manager.Technical Qualifications or Specialized CertificationWorking knowledge of construction project management software (Procore and P6 scheduling is preferred).Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesPay Application/SPV PreparationProject CPM Schedule Development/Updates/TIA'sChange Management ProcessMaterial/Equipment Fabrication & Delivery TrackingSubcontract Administration/EnforcementPrime Contract Administration/AdherenceOverall Project Team Leadership/MentorshipComplex Issue negotiation/resolutionSubcontractor Buyout ProcessJSR/Profit Plan/Forecasting ManagementBusiness Development (Networking, Lead Tracking, Proposals)
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