Sr. Project Manager - Top GC in New England - Large Projects

The Key Responsibilities of the Senior Project Manager:

• Lead Client & Design Team Relationships: Serve as primary Owner/Architect/Engineer contact; communicate project status, risks, and opportunities; drive collaborative problem-solving and value creation.
• Direct Preconstruction & Project Setup: Lead constructability reviews, staffing and logistics planning, risk mitigation, subcontractor strategy, mobilization, and establish project controls and management systems.
• Administer Contracts & Compliance: Interpret and manage Prime Contracts; ensure subcontract flow-downs; educate teams on obligations and risks; enforce compliance throughout execution.
• Control Schedule & Delivery: Develop master schedules and recovery plans; guide look-ahead planning; mitigate delays; manage notifications strategically to protect company interests.
• Manage Project Financial Performance: Oversee SOVs, buyout and purchasing, cash flow, change management, claims, and cost reporting to drive profitability.
• Oversee Documentation & Reporting: Direct project controls, submittals, RFIs, and monthly reporting; mentor Assistant Project Managers and ensure disciplined execution.
• Support Field Operations & Quality: Partner with Superintendents to resolve technical issues; support QA/QC, commissioning, and constructability in the field.
• Lead Closeout & Warranty Administration: Deliver final turnover, financial reconciliation, and lien-free closeout; manage warranty obligations through completion.
• Partner with VDC Teams: Provide input on BIM, sequencing, design validation, and cost/schedule optimization.
• Support Business Development: Participate in client pursuits, interviews, and industry engagement as needed.

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