Senior Project Manager

About the role

Here at Batson‑Cook, the first thing we build is the relationship. We specialize in general construction in top commercial markets including healthcare, commercial, wood frame and more. We’re looking for talented individuals to help us foster relationships with our clients while building projects that stand tall for generations. With competitive salaries and a robust benefits package, there is no better time to join us. We are currently seeking a Senior Project Manager to join the Batson‑Cook family. The initial project assignment will be a $1.5 billion data center in Boyce, Louisiana.

Responsibilities

• Drive and implement Change Management Process (e.g., Log, Review, Notifications, Document Management, Issue Subcontractor Changes, Status Tracking).
• Manage Cost Control (e.g., Monthly Project Management Reports, Project Cash Flow, Budget, Owner/Subcontractor Pay Application).
• Provide input and supervise all pre‑construction services such as purchase orders, subcontract, schedules, job‑cost set‑up and project pre‑planning.
• Assist in the Project Estimating/Pre‑Construction Process (e.g., Scope Review, Bid Day participation, generate schematic/design development budgets).
• Monitor and update project schedule routinely; track critical path, address potential problems immediately, document any real and potential delays, and identify impact of schedule changes for appropriate parties.
• Review project proposals or plans to determine time frames, procedures, staffing requirements, and resource allocation for various project phases.
• Supervise and/or manage employees, subcontractors, and suppliers by giving direction, monitoring performance, and providing feedback.
• Be willing to travel if required.
• Communicate verbally and in writing with customers, suppliers, and employees; maintain relationships to ensure needs are met and conflicts are resolved.
• Communicate and reinforce the company’s vision, mission, and values.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree from a four‑year college or university.
• 8+ years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.