Project Manager
360 fire floodDenver (CO)
About the role
PROJECT MANAGER — NATIONAL TEAM360 Fire & Flood · Nationwide deployment · Extensive travel You run the site. Safety, crews, subs, schedule, documentation — all of it. You know that a clean DFR and a complete moisture log are what protect the billing. We’re hiring a Project Manager for our National Team to lead field execution on commercial water, fire and storm losses across the country. What you own:• Safety enforcement and toolbox talks• Scheduling, manpower planning and crew coordination• Subcontractor supervision and scope-to-WO verification• Quality control and punch list to completion• Daily field reports, moisture logs, crew sheets and photo documentation What you bring:• Insurance restoration / reconstruction field experience — required• The ability to run a crew and a sub with authority and respect• Daily discipline on documentation and ERP updates• Willingness to travel extensively and mobilize on short notice Company vehicle or truck allowance. Competitive compensation. Comment or DM us — or send your resume to jhoup@360fireflood.com.www.360fireflood.com
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