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Job Title: Senior Project Manager
Company: Greenberry Industrial Construction
Location: Jennings, Louisiana
Reports To: Regional Vice President
Compensation: $120,000 – $160,000 DOE

Job Summary

The Senior Project Manager at Greenberry Industrial Construction is responsible for independently managing and successfully executing industrial fabrication and steel-scope projects ranging from $1 million to $200 million. This role provides full lifecycle leadership across planning, budgeting, scheduling, execution, and closeout while serving as the primary customer interface.

This position requires a seasoned project leader capable of managing structural steel, piping, and module fabrication within an integrated industrial fabrication environment. The Senior Project Manager drives financial performance, ensures safety and quality compliance, and leads cross‑functional teams spanning fabrication shops, engineering, and field operations.

Key Responsibilities

• Project Management & Execution
  • Independently lead and manage multimillion-dollar industrial fabrication projects from contract award through final closeout.
  • Direct and coordinate structural steel, piping, and modular fabrication activities, ensuring alignment with engineering, procurement, and construction requirements.
  • Develop and execute comprehensive project execution plans, schedules, and budgets covering fabrication, delivery, and installation phases.
  • Ensure adherence to scope, schedule, cost, safety, quality, and contractual requirements.
  • Coordinate closely with fabrication shop management, field erection teams, engineering, procurement, and logistics.
  • Proactively identify and mitigate fabrication, material, and execution risks impacting cost or schedule.
• Fabrication & Production Oversight
  • Oversee fabrication planning and production sequencing for structural steel, pipe spools, and modular assemblies.
  • Monitor fabrication progress, production efficiencies, and quality metrics to ensure on‑time delivery.
  • Interface with shop leadership to resolve capacity constraints, sequencing conflicts, and priority changes.
  • Ensure fabrication activities comply with drawings, specifications, codes, and client requirements.
  • Support resolution of fabrication nonconformances, rework, and scope changes.
• Financial & Contract Management
  • Develop, manage, and forecast project budgets with a focus on margin protection and fabrication cost control.
  • Track labor hours, material costs, and productivity across fabrication and field scopes.
  • Monitor project financial performance, analyze variances, and implement corrective actions.
  • Lead change management processes, including estimating, pricing, negotiation, and execution of change orders related to fabrication scope.
  • Review and administer contracts, subcontracts, and vendor agreements.
• Leadership & Team Development
  • Lead, mentor, and support Project Managers, Project Engineers, and fabrication‑focused project staff.
  • Establish clear expectations and accountability across project, fabrication, and field teams.
  • Promote collaboration between fabrication shops, engineering, and construction to drive efficient execution.
  • Support development and implementation of standardized fabrication and project management best practices.
• Risk Management & Safety Compliance
  • Identify project and fabrication risks and develop mitigation strategies.
  • Enforce compliance with Greenberry safety policies and OSHA regulations across shop and field environments.
  • Partner with fabrication and site teams to promote a strong safety culture and continuous improvement.
  • Ensure compliance with environmental, regulatory, and client safety requirements.
• Client & Stakeholder Communication
  • Serve as the senior point of contact for clients, subcontractors, vendors, and key stakeholders.
  • Communicate fabrication and project status, risks, and mitigation plans clearly and proactively.
  • Resolve issues efficiently to maintain client confidence and long‑term relationships.
  • Support client retention and business development through successful project delivery.

Qualifications & Experience

• Required
  • Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • 7+ years of progressive project management experience in industrial construction or fabrication environments.
  • Demonstrated success managing large, complex, multimillion‑dollar projects involving structural steel and piping fabrication.
  • Strong understanding of fabrication processes, shop operations, and field installation interfaces.
  • Proficiency with project management and scheduling tools such as Primavera P6, Procore, Trimble, MS Project, or similar.
  • Strong leadership, decision‑making, negotiation, and communication skills.
  • Deep understanding of construction contracts, cost control, scheduling, and risk management.
• Preferred
  • Experience overseeing modular fabrication.
  • Experience leading $50M+ projects or managing multiple concurrent large‑scale fabrication efforts.
  • Proven ability to work closely with fabrication shop operations and field installation teams.

Why Join Greenberry Industrial Construction?

• Competitive senior‑level compensation and comprehensive benefits package.
• 401(k) with company match after one year of employment.
• Opportunity to lead complex, high‑value industrial fabrication and steel projects.
• Visible leadership role within a growing organization.
• Be a key driver of Greenberry’s continued success in the industrial construction and fabrication market.

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