Construction Project Manager - Ground Up

This role drives MEP-intensive projects across healthcare, labs, and higher-education facilities. You'll manage full project lifecycle, partnering closely with operations leadership to ensure quality, safety, and client satisfaction.

Client Details

A long-established, employee-owned builder recognized as a top contractor in its region. They deliver large, complex projects across healthcare, life sciences, federal, higher education, and commercial markets, with 85% repeat business and a culture centered on safety, integrity, development, and long-term careers.

Description

* Lead day-to-day management of complex building systems projects from preconstruction through closeout.

* Write scopes, develop contracts, and manage subcontractor selection and coordination.

* Oversee project financials, schedules, and risk management in partnership with field leadership.

* Conduct regular site visits to ensure progress, quality, and safety compliance.

* Collaborate with senior executives on client communication, project strategy, and long-term account success.

Profile

A successful Project Manager should have:

* 5-15 years of experience with stable tenures (3-4+ years per employer).

* Background in healthcare, life sciences, technology, or education projects with complex MEP scopes.

* Mechanical or electrical engineering degree.

* Experience leading projects $30M+ strongly preferred.

Job Offer

Competitive annual salary ranging from USD 95.000 to USD 125.000. + bonus

Permanent position with opportunities for career growth in the business services industry.

Collaborative and professional work environment in Columbus.

Strong training and development programs

High-support culture with low turnover

Clear growth path within a strategically expanding market

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