Project Manager - Warehousing

Job Description

The Project Manager will oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of large-scale warehousing projects, ensuring alignment with the company s strategic goals. This role requires end-to-end management of timelines, budgets, quality, and compliance while coordinating with internal teams, contractors, and stakeholders. Key Responsibilities Project Planning Execution Define project scope, deliverables, timelines, and budgets. Develop detailed project plans (Gantt charts, resource allocation). Lead design, permitting, construction, and handover phases. Stakeholder Coordination Liaise with architects, engineers, contractors, and government agencies. Collaborate with internal teams (legal, finance, leasing) for seamless execution. Budget Cost Management Monitor expenses, approve invoices, and mitigate cost overruns. Negotiate contracts with vendors and subcontractors. Risk Management Identify risks (e.g., delays, supply chain issues) and implement mitigation strategies. Quality Compliance Ensure adherence to building codes, safety standards (OSHA), and zoning laws. Oversee sustainability practices (LEED certification, energy efficiency). Reporting Communication Provide regular updates to senior management and stakeholders. Resolve conflicts and maintain clear communication channels. Post-Project Evaluation Conduct lessons-learned reviews and ensure client satisfaction. Job Specification Education: Bachelor s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. Preferred: PMP, LEED GA/AP, or similar certification. Experience: 5+ years in construction project management, with 3+ years in warehousing/industrial real estate . Proven track record managing projects. Technical Skills: Proficiency in MS Project, AutoCAD, Procore, or similar tools. Knowledge of warehouse-specific systems (HVAC, loading docks, fire safety). Soft Skills: Leadership, negotiation, and conflict resolution. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Additional Requirements: Willingness to travel to site locations (20-30%). Understanding of industrial zoning laws and environmental regulations.