Construction Manager Resume Example

SeniorGraded B- by our roast

A senior construction project manager in Phoenix with fifteen years at general contractors, the last six running healthcare and school projects delivered CM at risk.

Lee Halloran
Senior Project Manager, Healthcare and Education Construction
Phoenix, AZ · (555) 019-6663 · lee.halloran@example.com
Summary

1Construction project manager with 15 years in commercial building, the last 6 running healthcare and school projects up to $58M for a general contractor, most of them CM at risk with a GMP. PMP, OSHA 30 and LEED AP BD+C.

Experience
Senior Project Manager, Saguaro Line BuildersApr 2020 - Present
  • 2Ran 7 healthcare and school projects from $12M to $58M, all CM at risk with a GMP
  • 3Delivered a $58M, 4-story, 180,000 sq ft outpatient center 11 days early and $420,000 under the GMP
  • Held change orders to 2.1% of contract value across 2023 to 2025 projects, against a company average of 3.8%
  • 4No OSHA recordables in 420,000 hours worked across 3 projects, with daily site walks and weekly foremen safety meetings
  • Managed up to 31 subcontractors and processed 600+ RFIs and 1,400 submittals in Procore on the outpatient center
  • Ran ICRA Class IV containment for a 3-phase renovation inside an open hospital
  • Run the weekly OAC meeting and the monthly owner cost report
  • Mentor 3 project engineers, 2 since promoted to assistant project manager
Project Manager, Papago Ridge ContractorsJun 2014 - Mar 2020
  • Managed 11 tenant improvement and ground-up retail projects from $2M to $14M
  • 5Rebuilt a slipping schedule for a $14M grocery anchor in Primavera P6, recovering 5 weeks to open on the planned date
Project Engineer, Sonoran Edge BuildersJul 2011 - May 2014
  • Processed RFIs, submittals and pay applications for a $30M university residence hall
Education
Project Management Professional (PMP), PMI, 2018
OSHA 30-Hour Construction, 2024, LEED AP BD+C, 2016
B.S. Construction Management, Arizona State University, 2011
Skills
Procore, Primavera P6, Bluebeam Revu, CM at risk and GMP, Healthcare construction, ICRA containment, Subcontractor management, Owner reporting

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Why it works

  1. 1

    “Construction project manager with 15 years in commercial building, the last 6 running healthcare and school projects up to $58M for a general contractor, most of them CM at risk with a GMP. PMP, OSHA 30 and LEED AP BD+C.”

    Years, building types, project size, delivery method and credentials. A contractor reads for whether these projects look like theirs.

  2. 2

    “Ran 7 healthcare and school projects from $12M to $58M, all CM at risk with a GMP”

    Count, range, building types and delivery method, which is how a hiring manager places a project manager.

  3. 3

    “Delivered a $58M, 4-story, 180,000 sq ft outpatient center 11 days early and $420,000 under the GMP”

    Schedule and cost against the contract, on the largest job. That is the core result of the role.

  4. 4

    “No OSHA recordables in 420,000 hours worked across 3 projects, with daily site walks and weekly foremen safety meetings”

    A safety record with the hours behind it, plus the habits that produced it.

  5. 5

    “Rebuilt a slipping schedule for a $14M grocery anchor in Primavera P6, recovering 5 weeks to open on the planned date”

    A recovery story with the tool and the result. Every project slips, and this shows how one got back on track.

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B-
Roast grade
8
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Lee Halloran
Senior Project Manager, Healthcare and Education Construction
Phoenix, AZ | lee.halloran@example.com

SUMMARY
Construction project manager with 15 years in commercial building, the last 6 running healthcare and school projects up to $58M for a general contractor, most of them CM at risk with a GMP. PMP, OSHA 30 and LEED AP BD+C.

EXPERIENCE
Senior Project Manager, Saguaro Line Builders | Apr 2020 - Present
- Ran 7 healthcare and school projects from $12M to $58M, all CM at risk with a GMP
- Delivered a $58M, 4-story, 180,000 sq ft outpatient center 11 days early and $420,000 under the GMP
- Held change orders to 2.1% of contract value across 2023 to 2025 projects, against a company average of 3.8%
- No OSHA recordables in 420,000 hours worked across 3 projects, with daily site walks and weekly foremen safety meetings
- Managed up to 31 subcontractors and processed 600+ RFIs and 1,400 submittals in Procore on the outpatient center
- Ran ICRA Class IV containment for a 3-phase renovation inside an open hospital
- Run the weekly OAC meeting and the monthly owner cost report
- Mentor 3 project engineers, 2 since promoted to assistant project manager

Project Manager, Papago Ridge Contractors | Jun 2014 - Mar 2020
- Managed 11 tenant improvement and ground-up retail projects from $2M to $14M
- Rebuilt a slipping schedule for a $14M grocery anchor in Primavera P6, recovering 5 weeks to open on the planned date

Project Engineer, Sonoran Edge Builders | Jul 2011 - May 2014
- Processed RFIs, submittals and pay applications for a $30M university residence hall

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS
Project Management Professional (PMP), PMI, 2018
OSHA 30-Hour Construction, 2024, LEED AP BD+C, 2016
B.S. Construction Management, Arizona State University, 2011

SKILLS
Procore, Primavera P6, Bluebeam Revu, CM at risk and GMP, Healthcare construction, ICRA containment, Subcontractor management, Owner reporting

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