Senior Construction Project Manager - Louisville
Senior Construction Project Manager - Louisville
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provides technical direction and guidance to subordinate managers
- Enforces company and project policies
- Maintains close client interface
- Ensures all facets of the project are constructed in accordance with contract and design
- Manages budget and financial reporting throughout the project
- Updates schedule with support of subordinate managers, supervisors, and subcontractors
- Performs all functions and responsibilities in partnership with the company's culture, corporate vision, ethics, and code of conduct
- Acts as company representative to develop new business opportunities and relationship with new and existing clients
- Provides leadership to the project team
- Overall coordination with owners, architects, engineers, and subcontractors
- Manages and helps enforce Safety on a daily basis
- Reviews new project opportunities and establishes estimates
- Continuous subcontractor coordination
- Oversight of self-performed operations
- Four-year engineering or construction degree preferred10 plus years of field experience
- Design Build experience a plus
- Advanced management or technical training preferred. Extensive experience in similar facility construction estimating and related functions
- Thorough knowledge of estimating, project management and construction management
- Excellent organizational, supervision and decision making/problem solving skills
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office required. HH2, ACC, Procore and Timberline/Sage knowledge a plus
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