Senior Project Manager - Commercial Construction
Talently · New Orleans, LA
Tailor my CV for this job — freeThis opportunity offers a senior project leader the chance to oversee projects from preconstruction through closeout, guiding teams and coordinating schedules, budgets, and quality standards. Bring your experience across varied project types to work that creates lasting value throughout the New Orleans area.
Responsibilities
Lead commercial construction projects from planning and preconstruction through completion and closeout.Develop and manage project schedules, budgets, forecasts, and procurement plans.Coordinate architects, engineers, subcontractors, suppliers, and client representatives.Review plans, specifications, submittals, and change orders to support accurate execution.Monitor job-site progress, workmanship, safety practices, and compliance with project requirements.Identify risks and resolve project issues, delays, and cost variances in a timely manner.Provide regular project updates and maintain clear documentation for stakeholders.Must-Have Skills:Substantial experience managing commercial construction projects from start to finish.Strong understanding of construction methods, project controls, scheduling, and cost management.Ability to interpret construction drawings, specifications, contracts, and scopes of work.Proven leadership and communication skills across project teams and job-site stakeholders.Working knowledge of construction safety standards, quality control, and applicable building codes.Experience coordinating subcontractors, procurement, change management, and project closeout.Nice-to-Have Skills:Experience with retail, ground-up, office, renovation, church, or school projects, including K-12.Familiarity with project management software and construction scheduling tools.Experience with design-build delivery or collaborative preconstruction processes.Relevant construction management education, professional credentials, or safety certifications.Knowledge of local permitting, inspections, and construction practices in the New Orleans area.