Senior Project Manager

Headquartered in Conyers, Georgia, Batchelor & Kimball takes pride in partnering with our clients to deliver excellent results from engineering and construction to operations and maintenance.

We offer design/build and turnkey construction services, including teaming with selected subcontractors for electrical and general construction.

If you are looking to grow your career and thrive in a team environment, then we invite you to apply for this position.

There’s not a lot of BS here, and not a lot of turnover.

Good people work at Batchelor & Kimball.

We’re good at our jobs, and good to each other.

We have high expectations because the work is challenging, but we know the most valuable thing about the work is the people who do it.

If this sounds like a good fit for you, we’d like to meet you!

A candidate with strong experience in Construction projects the willingness to travel to those areas where we have projects, will strongly be considered and interviewed.

This is a Sr.

Project Management position responsible for leading our efforts for large projects or serval projects at one time.

All candidates must meet the following expectations and be able to work independently with minimal oversight

• Strong leadership skills
• Lead and consult with field project managers, general contractors (GCs) and owners. Be responsible for nurturing successful relationships to ensure the success of the projects.
• Manage the Pre-construction, preplanning, and construction project scheduling process Leverage strong relationships with GCs to grow the Batchelor and Kimball Business.
• Manager successfully subcontractors to ensure project timelines and budget.
• Willingly take ownership and accountability for projects under their direction.
• Solve complex problems relating to project schedule and budget as an active member of the project team.
• Review and approve project budgets (labor, material, and subcontractors) to determine allocation of resources (manpower, equipment, and materials) from start to finish with attention to budgetary limitations.