Senior Project Manager | Industrial/Commercial Projects to $50M

Experienced in construction with nearly four decades of industry expertise, this candidate brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to project management roles. Holding a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil), his journey began as a Structural Engineer before transitioning into project management. With a strong track record of delivering diverse projects within stringent timelines and budgets, he’s honed his skills across various sectors, including commercial, residential, and industrial construction.

Over the years, he’s managed a wide range of projects, from large-scale industrial warehouses to intricate exhibition fit-outs. His recent role as Senior Project Manager for an industrial development involved overseeing the construction of industrial warehouses and offices, demonstrating his adeptness at handling complex projects with multiple stakeholders. Despite inheriting projects at various stages of completion, he consistently delivered results, achieving project completion within the original timeframes and even enhancing profitability.

In previous roles, this candidate has led projects such as a museum redevelopment, the construction of aged care and retirement communities, and building sporting facilities. His ability to navigate challenges, adapt to evolving technologies, and foster collaborative relationships with clients and subcontractors has been instrumental in his success. With a proactive and solution-oriented approach, this candidate consistently meets project objectives whilst prioritising quality and safety.

With his extensive experience and proven track record, this candidate is well-suited for senior project management roles in diverse construction projects, including industrial developments, commercial builds, and complex refurbishments. His skill set, encompassing superior project management, stakeholder engagement, and problem-solving abilities, positions him as a valuable asset to any project team seeking excellence in delivery and innovation.