Construction Project Manager/Senior Construction Project Manager (Parks, Recreation & Libraries)

WESTMINSTER, COPosted 30+ days ago

Job summary

• Job post source

  This job is directly from City of Westminster

• Job overview

  The Construction Project Manager/Senior Construction Project Manager at the City of Westminster oversees capital improvement projects for parks, recreation, and libraries, managing projects from design through completion to enhance community facilities.

• Responsibilities and impact

  The role involves managing multiple projects including budgeting, procurement, scheduling, quality assurance, contract administration, stakeholder coordination, and ensuring compliance with city standards and safety regulations.

• Compensation and benefits

  The position offers a negotiable salary based on qualifications, a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, pension plans, life insurance, disability, wellness programs, leave benefits, career development, tuition reimbursement, and a 401(a) retirement plan with employer contributions and vesting schedules.

• Experience and skills

  Requirements include a degree or extensive experience in construction or project management, with preferred certifications like PMP or CCM, public sector procurement experience, and proficiency in project management and space planning software.

• Career development

  The City provides ongoing professional development opportunities, a career development program, and tuition reimbursement to support employee growth.

• Work environment and culture

  The City values diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, fostering a positive, supportive, and customer-focused work environment aligned with its SPIRIT values and mission to serve the community.

• Company information

  The City of Westminster is a local government entity committed to providing high-quality services and fostering a safe, thriving community with a diverse economy and strong community values.

• Job location and travel

  Work is performed at over 28 city facilities in Westminster, Colorado, with a mix of indoor office and outdoor construction site environments, requiring travel between sites and adherence to safety protocols.

• Application process

  Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume (max two pages each) with their application; background checks, drug screening, physical exam, and valid driver's license are required pre-employment steps.

• Unique job features

  The job includes managing a wide range of project sizes with innovative city programs like the Multilingual Stipend and commute benefits, emphasizing sustainability and community impact in project execution.

Company overview

The City of Westminster is a central London borough known for its rich history and significant landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey. It operates as a local government authority, providing essential public services such as education, housing, and transportation to its residents. The council generates revenue through local taxes, business rates, and government grants. Established in 1965, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the city's infrastructure and supporting community development initiatives.

How to land this job

• Tailor your resume to highlight your experience managing capital improvement projects in parks, trails, and open spaces, emphasizing your skills in project budgeting, procurement, scheduling, and quality assurance as outlined in the job description.

• Emphasize your knowledge of Colorado Revised Statutes related to construction, public sector procurement, contract negotiation, and alternative project delivery methods like construction management at risk and design-build.

• Apply through multiple channels including the City of Westminster’s official careers page and LinkedIn to maximize your application’s visibility and reach.

• Connect with current employees in the Parks, Recreation & Libraries division at City of Westminster on LinkedIn; start conversations by referencing recent city projects, asking about team culture, or inquiring about how the division is adapting to new sustainability initiatives.

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