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Senior Project Manager-Tampa-Construction

Posted 4 days ago

michael pageTampa (FL)

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About the role

Senior Project Manager-Tampa-Construction This opportunity is with a reputable organization in the property industry, recognized for its expertise in construction. The company operates as a mid-sized entity, offering a collaborative and professional work environment. Lead construction projects from early planning through closeout, keeping work aligned with project scope, schedule, and budget. Develop and maintain project plans, schedules, and milestone tracking to support timely delivery. Coordinate contractors, vendors, and project stakeholders to keep construction activities moving forward. Review project progress and resolve day-to-day issues that affect cost, timing, or quality of work. Manage project documentation, including plans, updates, meeting notes, and change records. Monitor project budgets and communicate cost updates to relevant stakeholders. Conduct site visits to review construction progress and confirm work follows approved project requirements. Provide clear project status updates throughout the construction lifecycle. A successful Senior Project Manager-Tampa-Construction should have: Experience managing construction projects from planning through completion. Experience creating and maintaining project schedules, budgets, and project documentation. Ability to coordinate contractors, vendors, and project stakeholders. Ability to track project progress and address issues affecting delivery. Experience reviewing construction work through regular site visits. Clear communication skills for sharing project updates and requirements. What's on offer: Permanent Senior Project Manager-Tampa-Construction position. Salary range of $153,000 to $187,000.Bonus. Vehicle allowance.401(k).Interested? Apply today.

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