Construction Project Manager; Commercial, Civil, Vertical

Job Overview

HPM Inc. is seeking a Project Manager 1 or 2 (DOE) based out of our Englewood, CO headquarters. This role provides project team leadership and has overall and bottom‑line responsibility for the success of the project, including the capability to lead projects ranging from $15M to $50M.

HPM is a General Contractor located in Englewood, Colorado, focusing on Federal, Commercial, and Civil work. We operate throughout the front range, select Colorado locations, and key out‑of‑state projects, including a secondary office in Anchorage, AK. We pride ourselves on clean, organized, and professional projects with an emphasis on successful client relationships, working for repeat clients such as local governments, private clients, and the federal government.

Project Manager 1: $115,000‑130,000 / Project Manager 2: $130,000‑145,000

Englewood, CO

Mid‑Level

Full Time

Our full‑time staff are offered a comprehensive benefits package: health, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage; 401(k) retirement plan fully vested from the start date; 529 college savings plan; and flexible paid time off to ensure a healthy work‑life balance.

• Undergraduate degree in construction management, construction engineering, or a related field; or comparable work experience.
• 10+ years of experience in commercial, civil, and/or federal construction.
• OSHA 30 certification.

• USACE CQM certification.

• Leads and drives the safety culture – leads by example.
• Proactively places a high priority on safety at all times.
• Performs regularly scheduled site safety audits.
• Sets expectations with the project team and subcontractors and holds them accountable for safe behavior.
• Ensures job‑site reporting follows company procedures.

• Ensures defect prevention, quality control, and quality assurance plans are in place for proper work execution.
• Periodically audits field operations for compliance with the quality program.
• Leads project quality staff and steps in to perform their duties if necessary.

• Ensures full compliance with all project general contracts and subcontracts.
• Secures necessary permits including building, fire, health, right‑of‑way, and stormwater.
• Understands occupancy certificate processes in all relevant jurisdictions.
• Maintains up‑to‑date inspections and documentation.

• Maintains, updates, communicates, and implements the project schedule as required.
• Generates and updates baseline schedules and all other scheduling requirements.

• Leads project team to complete administrative tasks (e.g., RFIs, submittals, procurement log, engineering tasks) in a timely manner and steps in to perform them if necessary.
• Builds professional relationships with owners, designers, and trade partners.
• Promotes constructive working relationships with owners, designers, and trade partners.
• Maintains overall responsibility for the project through the warranty period and beyond.

• Stewards project cost and makes best financial decisions.
• Reviews the project estimate with the preconstruction team upon award.
• Establishes and maintains project cost control using HPM systems.
• Monitors and manages all costs and budgets for the duration of the.>
• Prepares month‑end reporting.

• Ensures all subcontracts support the project schedule.
• Identifies long‑lead materials and incorporates them into the schedule.
• Tracks long‑lead procurement to ensure schedule adherence.

• Ensures the project is built per plan, specifications, and schedule.
• Conducts regular site visits and engages with field personnel.

• Familiarity with all construction and contract documents, including changes.
• Tracks cost, facilitates resolution, and procures compensation for changes.
• Documents and tracks change events in Procore.
• Leads change order pricing and processing.
• Assesses impact of changes on the schedule and costs.
• Performs Time Impact Analysis as required.
• Teaches subcontract writing principles and prepares complex subcontracts.

• Provides direct management…