Senior Project Manager - $120000 - $130000 Yearly Salary
$120,000 - $130,000 per year
ApplySenior Project Manager - $120000 - $130000 Yearly Salary
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Act as the primary interface with the client and lead the project team through the entire project process
- Responsible for high-level planning and programming analysis work including preparation of technical documents, testing plans, and proposals
- Establish and implement project objectives, policies, procedures, roles and reporting structure, and performance standards within boundaries of company policy and contract specifications
- Collaborate with clients, sub-consultants, and contractors to define work procedures and resolve complaints and construction problems
- Strategize with Client Lead, Director, or Executive on opportunities for business development with existing and new clients
- Represent company in project meetings and attend strategy meetings
- Schedule and lead job meetings
- Assemble and distribute meeting minutes
- Execute the implementation of the JWI Playbook and ensure adherence to the practices outlined for JWI project management
- Ensure effective communication is always maintained within the team structure and Senior Management
- Complete weekly and monthly reports concerning work progress, costs, and scheduling
- Produce project schedule; coordinate schedule updates and distribute internally and externally
- Manage all financial aspects of project contract(s), including labor, expenses, and staffing projections, to protect company's interest
- Maintain a positive relationship with the client at all times
- Oversee project budgets, create, and manage project forecasts, schedules and expenses; anticipate potential changes to budget, schedule, and expenses and provide guidance and analysis of changes
- Responsible for interviewing, recommending, and negotiating contractual service agreements. Prepare, negotiate, and authorize revisions, changes, and additions to contractual agreements with architects, consultants, clients, suppliers, and subcontractors
- Manage project staff and jobsite construction activities
- Investigate potential situations and implement corrective measures as necessary; develop contingency plans to mitigate potential risk
- Provide guidance, oversight, coaching, and mentoring to other project staff
- Responsible for ensuring that project deliverables are on time, within budget, and at the required level of quality
- Prepare and monitor punch list items; manage the close out process to completion
- Produce and review design plans, specifications, and cost estimates
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