Senior / Lead Project Manager - GC - Interiors

Posted 3 days ago

construction irish usaNew York (NY)

Construction Managers Other Building Finishing Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$180,000–$210,000

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About the role

Senior / Lead Project Manager – Interiors New York, NY | On-site | Full-time | General Contractor / Construction Manager$180,000 – $210,000A New York GC / CM is hiring a Senior / Lead Project Manager for interiors projects. Commercial office, hospitality, and retail. You run the job from pre-construction through closeout. THE WORKHigh-end interiors in live New York buildings. Tight sites, occupied floors, shutdown windows, and finish packages on the critical path. Millwork and self-perform trades are part of how the work gets delivered. You coordinate design, trades, and fabrication.

WHAT YOU WILL DO: Lead the interior project from early contractor involvement through closeout — budget, schedule, procurement, risk, and the client- Run trade and finish coordination so clashes and lead times die before they hit the floor- Buy and manage millwork, drywall, and long-lead finish packages- Hold cost and programme when the calendar does not move and the building is occupied- Lead the job team. This is a senior / lead seat, not a second chairWHO THIS IS FOR- Senior or Lead PM who has already delivered high-end commercial office, hospitality, or retail interiors in New York- You can run an occupied-building fit-out and an 8-week shutdown. Same discipline- Strong on contracts, buyout, and client-facing delivery. You are the person the owner calls- Procore, Bluebeam, and coordinated finish packages are how you already workWHO THIS IS NOT- Ground-up / core & shell PM with no interior finish work- Assistant PM looking for the title- Production or light renovation only- Big-box process manager who needs a 40-person office to move a decisionPAYBase $180,000–$210,000. That range is for a senior / lead interiors PM who has already run this work in New York.

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