Assistant Construction Project Manager
gh engageEvanston (IL)
$90 K-$110 K
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Posted 4 days ago
gh engageEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$90 K-$110 K
About the role
Assistant Project Manager - Chicago - Commercial General ContractorGH Engage have partnered with an elite Chicago-based General Contractor to find them a hungry assistant project manager. A fantastic opportunity to join a well-known firm in the region and work on a host of commercial projects (both tenant improvements and ground-up.) This is a great option for an early-career CM grad looking to progress quickly and become a well-rounded PM.The Mission: Support the PM through buyout, construction and closeout on live commercial projects Prepare, issue and track subcontracts, purchase orders and change orders Manage submittals, RFIs and document control Help maintain project schedules with the PM and superintendent, tracking look-aheads and procurement dates Track budgets, cost reports and monthly pay applications You'll need: Ideally a Construction Management degree or commercial construction experience. Experience on commercial projects would be highly valued Ability to commute to the West Chicago office What’s on offer: Salary in the region of $90K-$110KComprehensive benefits including 100% paid medical, 3 weeks PTO, 401K w/ company match etc. A fantastic pipeline of projects across a range of clients
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