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CSM Group names Comerford as senior project manager

CSM Group names Comerford as senior project manager

Comerford’s responsibilities include directing and verifying contract compliance by the trade contractors to ensure the owner’s expectations are met in respect to a quality finished project.


By By BD+C Staff | April 27, 2012
Scott Comerford
Scott Comerford
This article first appeared in the June 2012 issue of BD+C.

CSM Group is pleased to welcome Scott Comerford as a senior project manager.

Comerford’s responsibilities include directing and verifying contract compliance by the trade contractors to ensure the owner’s expectations are met in respect to a quality finished project. He will also act as a liaison and point of contact between the clients, architects, and subcontractors.

As a senior project manager, his duties will also entail quality assurance and control, trade contractor pre-qualification, review of project documents, scheduling, submittal approvals, and tracking. BD+C

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