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Construction Project Manager

Posted 19 days ago

black boxChandler (AZ)

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About the role

Job-ID: 6421
Location: CHANDLER, AZ, United States
Schedule: Full time
Posted: 2026-10-21
Position Description: At Black Box, we're not just building infrastructure—we're shaping the digital backbone of the future. As a Construction Project Manager, you will be at the forefront of one of the most transformative infrastructure programs in the country. This is an opportunity to lead major, high visibility infrastructure work that directly impacts the next generation of connectivity innovation.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications: MUST have BOTH Fiber and Copper Low Voltage Experience and Management at the Construction Project Manager level. Bachelor's degree in construction management, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience). Minimum 5 years of construction industry experience in management or leadership role. Prior experience managing structured cabling construction projects required. Experience across multiple contract and delivery models (GMP, design build, fixed price, etc.).
Requirements: Proficient in using data and analytics to support informed decision making. Extensive knowledge of construction safety protocols and regulatory requirements. Strong understanding of estimating engineering principles and construction methodologies. Experience with change management processes and documentation. Solid understanding of construction accounting, cost forecasting, and budgeting. Strong communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills. Highly organized, detail-oriented, and self-driven with the ability to adapt to evolving project needs. Proficient in business and industry tools including MS Office, Bluebeam, Procore, Textura, and other construction platforms. BICSI RTPM – STRONGLY Preferred Registered Telecommunications Project Manager (RTPM)—a credential managed by BICSI—oversees the design, installation, and integration of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure. Other preferred certifications: PMPOSHA 30 Project Leadership & Execution Lead day-to-day construction management using established PMO standards and methodologies. Develop, maintain, and manage detailed project schedules. Oversee all phases of project execution, ensuring alignment with scope, timeline, and budget. Identify and manage change events, applying best practice change management processes. Safety, Quality & Compliance Enforce safety protocols, procedures, and site standards across all project activities. Ensure quality control through consistent documentation, tracking, and reporting. Maintain adherence to construction technology platforms, building codes, and industry standards. Financial & Contract Management Utilize construction accounting principles to support cost forecasting, budget analysis, and financial reporting. Manage contracting and delivery methods including lump sum, cost-plus, GMP, design build, and time & material. Monitor vendor performance, approve invoices, and track project expenditures. Stakeholder Communication Serve as the primary point of contact for internal teams, clients, subcontractors, and senior leadership. Communicate project status, risks, milestones, and priorities clearly and confidently. Prepare presentations and lead briefings for both small and large groups. Problem Solving & Continuous Improvement Anticipate issues, mitigate risks, and drive timely resolution of conflicts. Apply data driven insights to influence decisions and optimize project performance. Promote a culture of innovation, efficiency, and continuous improvement on site. #LI-AG1

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