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Project Manager - Multifamily Construction - Raleigh, NC

Posted 3 days ago

mountain management groupRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Multi-Family Construction/Development Group currently seeking a Project Manager. This position will report to the Vice President of Construction. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Partner with the Construction Executive in interacting with subcontractors Partner with the Construction Executive in the drafting of client proposals Partner with the Construction Executive on contract administration and management Work with preconstruction, estimating and scheduling on project estimate and schedule Provide direction to the project team to complete the projects safe and on time Perform on-site Project Manager duties on small scope projects Required Skills Qualifications include: BS in a Construction related field preferred. Multi-Family Construction required. Podium, Wrap, Construction preferred. Strong working knowledge of Excel and WordStrong prioritization and organizational skills; detail-oriented Excellent verbal and written communication skills Assistant Project Manager, Project Manager, APM, PM, Project Engineer, Multifamily, Multi Family, Multi-Family, Construction, Apartments, Condos, Additional Locations: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington D.C., Maryland, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts

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