Construction Project Manager

"It takes a high team mentality in the construction business to make something great, but it also makes a great manager direct everyone towards a successful project."

Does this sound like you? Ready to make an impact for a growing drywall and metal stud construction company?

The Project Manager is responsible for ensuring the timely and costly completion of construction projects by overseeing all project phases. This will entail working with various stakeholders to schedule and plan work, coordinate equipment and materials, operate within budget and monitor overall progress.

This is a full-time, direct hire position with our client.

Hybrid Work Schedule

Base Salary: $110,000 - $135,000

Duties and Responsibilities

Coordinate efforts across the entire project between architects, designers, engineers, and subcontractors

Determine and define the scope of work and deliverables, as well as the resources needed to complete the project

Obtain necessary permits, approvals, and other regulatory prerequisites

Draft and submit a budget based on the scope of work and resource requirements, then manage costs throughout the project

Manage construction schedule and activities, including selecting and providing direction for contracts and subcontracts

Issue progress updates as needed regarding costs and timelines

Ensure work complies with all relevant building and safety codes

Qualifications for Construction Project Manager

5 plus years of experience in project management within the drywall and metal stud industry

Bachelor’s degree in building construction, construction management, civil engineering, or architecture. 5+ yrs additional work experience may be considered in lieu of a bachelor's degree.

Comfortable reading and understanding blueprints and drawings

Significant software experience, including Microsoft Office, On-Screen Take Off/Quick Bid, Adobe Acrobat and Bluebeam

Demonstrated knowledge of construction, engineering, and architecture principles

Ability to budget, schedule, negotiate, and control costs

A high degree of familiarity with contract and subcontract documents, terms, and conditions