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Rogers joins Morgan/Harbour as senior project manager

Rogers joins Morgan/Harbour as senior project manager

Rogers will also manage the construction process and daily activities as well as act as the interface between the subcontractors, owners, municipalities and regulatory agencies


By By BD+C Staff | April 25, 2012
Steven Rogers
Steven Rogers
This article first appeared in the June 2012 issue of BD+C.

Morgan / Harbour Construction announced that 27-year industry veteran, Steven Rogers, has joined the design/build contractor as senior project manager.

As a member of Morgan / Harbour’s growing construction team, he will be responsible for coordinating and supervising project design, permitting, scope and scheduling for the firm’s projects.

He will also manage the construction process and daily activities as well as act as the interface between the subcontractors, owners, municipalities and regulatory agencies. BD+C

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