Senior Project Manager- Construction

Job Description
 
Turner & Townsend are engaged to support our clients with many complex projects, responsible for all aspects of program, project, and cost management.
As such, we are seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager (new-build civil and utilities scopes) to join our team. In this role, you will act as the day-to-day interface with our life sciences client and be responsible for projects of multiple sizes and scales, driving them from inception through turnover. 
The ideal candidate is a Project Manager with 8-10 years' experience working in the construction industry. A motivated self-starter with a positive attitude, high level of personal integrity, and who thrives in a collaborative team environment.
*this role requires on site presence
 
Responsibilities:
 
Assist in the development and management of the project’s strategic plans and program initiatives to meet the goals and needs of the Owner.
Manage the design, engineering and construction team through planning, design, preconstruction and construction activities.
Initiate and manage the procurement of design, construction and consultant services.
Serve as liaison between client and design/construction professionals.
Oversee and review the development of architectural and engineering construction drawings and bid documents.
Participate in value engineering sessions as necessary to reduce cost.
Develop, monitor and update the master project budget and schedule.
Provide analysis of budgets and schedules and their effect on the financial objectives and schedule of the project.
Assist client in scheduling, coordination and management of all Owner-direct vendors and consultants.
Meet with clients, city officials, architects, engineers, contractors and consultants to present the project status and anticipate issues.
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of project controls, project management, construction documentation and sequencing.
Manage and coordinate all aspects of the project, including the budget, schedule, operational needs, procedures, client standards, QA/QC program requirements, as well as individual roles and responsibilities.
Attend owner, architect and contractor meetings, taking the meeting notes and managing the follow-up action items.
Establish and oversee project close out documentation and processes through to completion.
Negotiate, resolve and close out any outstanding change orders, quality issues or disputes.
Process and track any final invoices, payment applications, retention payments, etc.
Prepare and submit final project accounting and budget.