Construction Project Manager

Construction project management for complex work

Commercial, industrial, cold storage, K-12, and higher education projects.

Delivering documentation, procurement, coordination, and closeout from preconstruction through turnover.

Roswell, GA, USA Santo Domingo, DN, DR

Angel Ferreira, Construction Project Manager
Angel Ferreira
$80M
Largest active project

Cold storage and distribution expansion

25
School security program

District-wide vestibule CM-at-risk

75K SF
K-12 HVAC modernization

Full-building MEP refresh, occupied school

Civil Eng.
M.S. Construction Management

Field and project management background

Selected work

Projects that show the range

Selected examples across industrial, K-12, and campus work. Full project list available on request.

Case 01 Cold storage & distribution

$80M Industrial | active

Nationwide freezer and distribution expansion - refrigeration, structure, MEP, and site work in parallel. Keeping submittals, procurement, and schedule threads visible across a large trade mix.

Case 02 K-12 | HVAC modernization

$5.5M 75,000 SF | delivered

Full-building mechanical and electrical refresh while school operations continued. Multi-trade turnover with clear punch and record closeout.

Case 03 K-12 | security & CM-at-risk

$12.5M 25 schools | preconstruction

District-wide vestibule program in precon - design coordination, logistics, early procurement, and authority having jurisdiction alignment before boots hit the ground.

Professional focus

What I work on

Not a checklist of tasks - a way of running the job so decisions stick, buyout matches the schedule, and turnover is real.

  • Documentation that holds

    Submittals, RFIs, and meeting follow-up written so the team shares one record of what was decided.

  • Procurement tied to the plan

    Buyout and vendor coordination timed to milestones - not discovered late as a schedule hit.

  • Coordination that surfaces issues early

    Field, design, and ownership aligned before small gaps become field fights.

  • Controls through closeout

    Schedule awareness, cost documentation, and punch discipline through a documented finish.

How I work

Plan, coordinate, close out

  1. Plan

    Scope, schedule, and documentation baseline - one picture of the work.

  2. Coordinate

    Procurement, trades, and stakeholders with clear owners and dates.

  3. Close out

    Punch, turnover, and records that match what was built.

The order matters. Most pressure I see is documentation or buyout deferred - not one trade falling behind.

About

A bit about me

I'm a civil engineer with a master's in construction management and years in the field across public, campus, commercial, and industrial construction.

Today I support planning, procurement, coordination, documentation, and project controls on large industrial and cold-storage work, with the same steady focus I bring to education and municipal projects.

Full resume, employer history, and project details are available on request.

Experience

Project environments

  • Cold storage and distribution expansion with refrigeration, structure, MEP, and site work running in parallel.
  • K-12 modernization and security work involving phased operations, punch, turnover, and authority coordination.
  • Campus, municipal, commercial, and food-processing work where documentation and stakeholder alignment matter early.

Education & background

  • Civil engineering background
  • M.S. Construction Management
  • Field and project management experience across superintendent, PM, and APM responsibilities

Full resume, employer history, and project specifics available on request.

On the work

When documentation and coordination stay ahead, the job stays on track

On complex projects, pressure usually shows up when records, procurement, and field-office rhythm drift apart. I help keep that shared picture current so decisions stick.

Contact

Let's discuss the project

For project management, construction coordination, or a future consulting conversation - send a note and we can see if there is a fit.