Senior Technology Project Manager
Job Description
Multi-Building Senior Living Technology Program
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Lancaster County, PA (Hybrid, regular on-site presence required) | Full-time | HealthSignals LLC
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About the Role
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HealthSignals is hiring a Senior Technology Project Manager to lead implementation of a major multi-building technology program for a senior living community in Lancaster County, PA.
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You will own day-to-day execution across structured cabling, network switching, Wi-Fi, FTTP infrastructure, DAS/ERCES coordination, cameras, access control, AV, digital signage, and CATV, from design through commissioning, closeout, and transition into long-term managed services.
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As HealthSignals' primary project execution lead, you will coordinate closely with the client's leadership team, the General Contractor, Architect, Engineer, third-party technology vendors, AHJs, and HealthSignals internal technical teams. This is a hands-on senior leadership role requiring construction coordination experience, technical fluency, and disciplined communication.
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Reporting
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This position reports directly to the Chief Technology Officer, with a dotted-line relationship to the Director of Technology Operations for operational coordination, managed services alignment, and transition-to-support planning. The dotted line supports operational continuity and knowledge transfer; it does not divide supervisory authority. Major commercial, scope, schedule, budget, or client relationship risks are escalated to the CTO and executive sponsor.
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What You'll Do
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Project Leadership and Coordination
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· Serve as HealthSignals' primary day-to-day contact for implementation activities across design, procurement, construction, commissioning, closeout, and transition to operations.
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· Maintain project schedules, milestones, action items, and deliverable tracking.
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· Participate in project, construction, design coordination, and vendor coordination meetings.
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· Identify risks, scope gaps, conflicts, and schedule constraints early, and escalate unresolved issues with clear options and recommendations.
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· Ensure project decisions, assumptions, risks, and commitments are documented.
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Construction and Low-Voltage Coordination
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· Coordinate MDF, IDF, pathway, conduit, sleeve, backboard, rack, grounding, power, cooling, and space requirements.
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· Track construction readiness and review installation sequencing to reduce rework, delay, and trade conflicts.
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· Coordinate cabling, fiber, switching, Wi-Fi, DAS/ERCES, camera, access control, AV, digital signage, and CATV workstreams.
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· Conduct regular site walks, document field observations, and track deficiencies and punch list items through completion.
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· Coordinate testing, labeling, certification, and acceptance activities with internal and external teams.
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Vendor Management
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· Coordinate third-party vendor scopes, schedules, submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, field activities, and closeout requirements.
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· Support bid review, vendor comparison, scope clarification, and award recommendations.
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· Review vendor proposals for completeness, exclusions, assumptions, dependencies, and integration impacts.
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· Manage cross-vendor dependencies involving network connectivity, power, pathways, mounting, integration, commissioning, and turnover.
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· Ensure vendors provide required test results, as-builts, warranty information, and training materials.
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HealthSignals Direct Scope Management
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· Manage HealthSignals direct implementation workstreams, including structured cabling, network switching, Wi-Fi, FTTP infrastructure, and DAS/ERCES-related infrastructure.
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· Coordinate procurement, delivery, staging, installation, configuration, testing, and acceptance of HealthSignals-furnished equipment and infrastructure.
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· Coordinate with HealthSignals technical design, engineering, operations, and managed services teams.
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· Track HealthSignals labor, subcontractor, and material commitments separately from third-party vendor work for billing, reporting, and contractual clarity.
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Budget, Change Management and Reporting
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· Maintain budget tracking for HealthSignals direct scope and managed third-party vendor scope, including committed costs, pending estimates, allowances, change orders, and budget risks.
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· Support reconciliation of technology budgets against owner, GC, architect, engineer, and vendor assumptions.
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· Identify scope changes, coordinate change request documentation, and review third-party change orders for scope validity and cost reasonableness.
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· Prepare regular status reports covering schedule, budget, risks, open issues, vendor performance, and upcoming decisions.
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· Maintain issue logs, risk logs, RFI logs, submittal logs, change logs, and punch lists.
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Design, Submittal and Documentation Review
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· Coordinate review of technology requirements through schematic design, design development, and construction document phases.
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· Review low-voltage, network, wireless, DAS/ERCES, camera, access control, AV, signage, and CATV drawings and submittals, and track comments to resolution.
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· Confirm alignment between design intent, vendor proposals, construction documents, and field conditions.
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· Coordinate documentation needed for AHJ review, ERCES/public safety communications, and life-safety-related technology systems.
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Commissioning, Acceptance and Managed Services Transition
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· Coordinate system testing, commissioning, validation, owner acceptance, and turnover activities.
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· Confirm completion of cable testing, certification, labeling, network readiness, Wi-Fi validation, DAS/ERCES testing support, and vendor system integration checks.
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· Track commissioning issues and punch list items through completion, and coordinate owner training.
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· Deliver complete closeout packages - as-builts, warranties, support information, and operating documentation - and transition accepted systems into HealthSignals managed services.
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What You'll Bring
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· 10+ years of project management experience in construction technology, low-voltage systems, IT infrastructure, systems integration, or related technical construction environments.
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· Direct responsibility for multi-vendor coordination, field execution, budget tracking, schedule management, commissioning, and closeout.
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· Working knowledge of structured cabling, fiber, MDF/IDF infrastructure, network switching, PoE, Wi-Fi, security cameras, access control, DAS/ERCES, AV, CATV, and building technology systems.
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· Experience working alongside general contractors, architects, engineers, owners, subcontractors, vendors, and AHJs.
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· Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, technology plans, riser diagrams, floor plans, submittals, and shop drawings.
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· Hands-on experience with RFIs, submittals, change orders, punch lists, closeout documentation, and commissioning processes.
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· Strong written communication and meeting documentation discipline.
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· Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple simultaneous workstreams.
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· Ability to work independently, escalate appropriately, and drive issues to resolution.
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· Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Excel, Teams, SharePoint, PDF markup tools, and project tracking platforms.
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Nice to Have
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· PMP, CAPM, RCDD, BICSI, CTS, PSP, or other relevant project management or technology certifications.
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· Experience with senior living, healthcare, multifamily, campus, hospitality, or mixed-use construction projects.
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· Experience with public safety DAS / ERCES coordination and AHJ processes.
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· Experience with enterprise Wi-Fi deployments, FTTP infrastructure, and managed network environments.
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· Familiarity with Procore, Bluebeam, Smartsheet, Microsoft Project, Monday.com, or similar platforms.
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· Experience managing projects with total technology scope exceeding $5M.
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What Success Looks Like
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· HealthSignals, the owner, the GC, design team, and vendors stay aligned.
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· Technology scope gaps, installation conflicts, and avoidable change orders are prevented.
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· HealthSignals direct scope and third-party vendor scope remain clearly separated and properly managed.
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· Vendor decisions, submittal reviews, RFI responses, and procurement actions happen on time.
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· Field coordination, budget visibility, and punch list control stay accurate and current.
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· Commissioning, acceptance, and closeout packages are complete, supporting a clean transition into managed services.
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Who You Are
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· Organized and disciplined, comfortable managing detail-heavy work.
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· Confident holding vendors accountable while maintaining strong professional relationships.
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· Technically curious and willing to dig into systems, drawings, and field conditions.
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· Calm under pressure and practical in decision-making within a construction environment.
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· Direct and clear in communication, and willing to push back when scope, schedule, budget, or quality is at risk.
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Working Conditions
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· Regular on-site presence at the project site in Lancaster County, PA.
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· Some remote work is appropriate for documentation, reporting, budget tracking, and coordination.
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· Occasional evening or off-hour work during cutovers, testing, commissioning, or critical milestones.
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· Occasional travel to vendor, owner, or HealthSignals locations.
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Compensation is commensurate with experience and will be discussed during the initial interview.
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Applications are accepted through LinkedIn.
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HealthSignals LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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