Construction Project Manager

The Project Manager is responsible for managing the lifecycle of projects within the region from turn‑over meeting to close‑out. The Project Manager coordinates the execution of projects by understanding the scope, proactively ordering materials, and projecting manpower to meet project schedules and budgets.

• Knowledge of plans/specs and other construction documents
• Knowledge of industry standards, including fabrication, installation, codes and regulations pertaining to insulation
• Review mechanical, plumbing, and architectural drawings and specifications
• Evaluate projects to determine proper materials, applications, and scope of work and cross‑reference with the estimate/proposal from pre‑construction
• Create and conduct turnover meetings with project teams to review project specifics and outline a clear path to perform the work on schedule and within budget
• Perform accurate quantity take‑offs for mechanical & plumbing systems based on customer shop drawings for material ordering
• Ensure all project requirements such as submittals, shop drawings, safety plans are properly completed and comply with the contract documents
• Review and assist in developing the project schedule
• Monitor project progress/schedule to ensure compliance with contract schedule
• Participate in labor forecasting and look‑ahead scheduling for the sheet‑metal division
• Track labor reporting and commitments on projects
• Division‑wide change order management
• Prepare project billings together with operations managers
• Collaborate closely with the billing coordinator to maintain positive cash flow on all monthly AIA billings
• Monitor and analyze company metrics to ensure labor, material and profitability margins are met
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned

• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering or demonstrated equivalent experience.
• Software knowledge (Microsoft Office, Bluebeam).
• Strong analytical and logical skills with the ability to maintain a high degree of precision on detailed work.
• Ability to effectively communicate with clients, field employees, vendors, and other contractors.

• 401(k)
• Paid time off

Entry level

Full‑time

Project Management and Information Technology

Construction