CSL Consulting

Project Manager

• Oversee all phases of project management, including design, construction, permitting, occupancy, quality control, staffing, scheduling, closeout, and budget management
• Define project scope, objectives, and success metrics with senior leadership
• Lead cross-functional collaboration and continuous improvement initiatives
• Lead, mentor, coach, and develop junior team members
• Oversee resource allocation, staffing decisions, and performance evaluations
• Develop and implement client-focused communication strategies
• Monitor project progress against KPIs, analyze trends and root causes, and recommend solutions
• Manage contracts, budgets, expenditures, and financial performance
• Represent the company within the Triad and broader North Carolina market
• Build relationships with clients, public agencies, educational institutions, community stakeholders, and industry partners
• Support strategic pursuits, client engagement, and identification of new and repeat business opportunities
• Lead high-impact meetings and facilitate engagement among stakeholders, user groups, executives, designers, contractors, and vendors
• Oversee documentation management, procurement strategies, furniture acquisitions, and relocation processes
• Plan and deliver client-focused projects according to quality, timeline, and stakeholder expectations
• Manage 5–10 project team members across concurrent initiatives
• Deliver projects contributing to $1M–$3M in annual revenue
• Support portfolio growth by defending existing relationships, reengaging dormant ones, expanding opportunities, and targeting new prospects

Senior Construction Project Manager

• Oversee project execution from design through closeout
• Lead day-to-day management of assigned projects, ensuring timelines, budgets, quality standards, and client expectations are achieved
• Coordinate design, permitting, procurement, construction, occupancy, and closeout activities
• Identify project risks, develop mitigation strategies, and recommend corrective actions
• Lead project execution across multiple geographic markets and support project mobilization
• Serve as a primary client contact and trusted advisor
• Represent the organization in project meetings, site visits, and stakeholder engagements
• Maintain task assignments, milestone tracking, project records, decisions, action items, meeting documentation, and correspondence
• Create and review progress data and metrics against KPIs, budgets, schedules, and project objectives
• Monitor schedule performance, milestone completion, expenditures, variances, and financial accountability
• Understand contract parameters and support compliance, risk management, contractual obligations, and project controls
• Manage budget tracking, cost reporting, invoice management, change management, and forecasting analysis
• Conduct regular site visits to monitor construction progress, quality, and milestones
• Coordinate contractors, consultants, architects, engineers, vendors, and client stakeholders to resolve issues
• Participate in construction meetings, walkthroughs, milestone reviews, and schedule coordination
• Support quality assurance, project turnover, occupancy planning, punch-list management, commissioning, and closeout
• Coordinate procurement and relocation efforts, monitor lead times, and identify procurement risks
• Participate in and facilitate internal and client meetings, including agenda planning and follow-up
• Drive closure of open items and maintain current, accessible documentation
• Informally coach junior team members and share best practices and lessons learned
• Travel regularly for site visits, client meetings, project reviews, construction milestones, occupancy activities, and closeout efforts

Project Manager, Construction – Traveling

• Lead complex projects and multi-site programs through planning, design, permitting, procurement, construction, occupancy, and closeout
• Develop project strategies aligned with client objectives, operational requirements, budgets, schedules, and execution plans
• Identify project risks and opportunities and implement proactive solutions
• Provide leadership and direction to project teams across multiple geographic markets
• Serve as primary client contact and strategic advisor
• Establish relationships with client leadership and key stakeholders
• Lead client discussions, manage expectations, and facilitate decision-making
• Manage multiple concurrent projects and client initiatives
• Coordinate contractors, consultants, vendors, project teams, and operational stakeholders
• Support portfolio planning through resource forecasting, workload management, and execution planning
• Oversee schedules, milestone plans, project controls, critical-path risks, and recovery planning
• Manage project budgets, forecasting, cash flow tracking, change management, and cost controls
• Lead construction-site coordination with contractors, architects, engineers, consultants, inspectors, and client stakeholders
• Monitor quality, schedule performance, turnover readiness, commissioning, and operational milestones
• Manage contract compliance, project risks, and execution strategies
• Prepare and deliver updates, dashboards, reports, and project summaries for clients and leadership
• Analyze project performance data and communicate insights
• Mentor Project Managers, Associate Project Managers, and junior team members
• Oversee procurement, logistics, relocation, furniture, equipment, technology, and operational readiness activities
• Support projects and client programs throughout the United States and other assigned markets
• Participate in mobilization, site visits, milestone reviews, executive meetings, occupancy activities, and closeout engagements

Senior Project Manager, Construction – Traveling

• Lead day-to-day management of assigned capital construction projects, ensuring schedules, budgets, quality standards, and project control objectives are met
• Monitor critical path activities and proactively address schedule, cost, and risk impacts
• Contribute to client-facing communication plans and delivery strategies
• Maintain project controls documentation, including schedules, meeting records, action logs, risk registers, budget reports, and milestone tracking systems
• Ensure project deliverables are clearly defined and actively monitored through completion
• Lead project controls reporting, including schedule analysis, budget monitoring, forecasting, variance reporting, earned progress evaluation, and KPI tracking
• Provide recommendations to address schedule delays, budget variances, and emerging project risks
• Review contract requirements, project constraints, change orders, and consultant/vendor obligations
• Manage financial controls including budget development, cost tracking, forecasting, contingency management, cash-flow monitoring, invoice review, and change order evaluation
• Participate in internal and client meetings, including agenda planning, discussion leadership, and follow-up coordination
• Coordinate with owners, architects, engineers, contractors, consultants, and vendors on project controls, schedules, reporting, and issue resolution
• Coordinate procurement tasks and relocation activities with internal teams and external vendors
• Maintain records of meeting outcomes, decisions, and open items, and drive closure
• Informally coach junior team members, share best practices, and reinforce project standards

Project Manager – Project Controls

• Support daily activities across design, permitting, construction, occupancy, and closeout phases
• Track milestones, critical path activities, schedule updates, and project dependencies
• Participate in internal and client-facing meetings, capture notes, and relay updates
• Prepare and maintain schedules, status reports, action trackers, project dashboards, and other project controls documentation
• Collect, analyze, and compile project data for progress reporting, schedule forecasting, and cost tracking
• Identify schedule variances, budget impacts, and potential project risks with project leads
• Review basic contract terms and support alignment of project tasks with contractual obligations
• Assist with invoice tracking, change order management, budget monitoring, forecasting, and project cost logs
• Maintain project schedules, cost reports, risk registers, and performance metrics
• Prepare meeting agendas, coordinate follow-ups, and track action-item completion
• Support stakeholder interactions with contractors, designers, and client contacts
• Manage assigned procurement and relocation coordination tasks and work with vendors
• Support peer learning and newer team members

Senior Construction Project Manager

Project Manager, Construction – Traveling

Senior Project Manager, Construction – Traveling

Project Manager – Project Controls

Associate Project Manager – Project Controls