Construction Project Manager
$135,000 - $155,000 Annual
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$135,000 - $155,000 Annual
About the role
- May Include
- Serve as the GC's primary point of contact with the Owner, Owner's Representative, and design team through pre-construction, procurement, construction, and closeout.
- Develop and maintain the CPM project schedule (MS Project or P6), integrating long-lead equipment, trade work, inspections, and commissioning.
- Manage the project budget on an open-book basis: forecasting, monthly cost reports, GMP tracking, and buyout status.
- Lead procurement and trade buyout; administer subcontracts with prime terms and insurance requirements passed down.
- Review, price, negotiate, and process change orders; maintain the change management log.
- Manage RFIs, submittals, and Owner correspondence through Procore.
- Run weekly OAC meetings and issue minutes.
- Drive monthly AIA G702/G703 billing, lien waivers, certified payroll, and Schedule of Values discipline.
- Support constructability reviews at design milestones and coordinate MEP/BIM clash resolution before field installation.
- Enforce OSHA, QA/QC, and site safety requirements; coordinate shutdowns and facility access with the Owner.
- Manage closeout: record documents, O&M manuals, warranties, training, and commissioning coordination.
- Knowledge, Skills & Experience NeededHighly organized, detail-oriented leader with strong contract administration and financial management skills.
- Disciplined, accountable, and collaborative professional who takes full ownership of project delivery.
- Skilled at coordinating multiple trades on complex, MEP-intensive commercial and mission-critical projects.
- Ability to read and interpret drawings, specifications, and contracts.
- Ability to communicate clearly and confidently with Owners, Owner's Representatives, design teams, and trade partners.
- What Success Looks LikeDetail-Oriented & Analytical: Maintains accurate budget, schedule, and change management records with full transparency.
- Dependable & Accountable: Owns project outcomes and consistently delivers on schedule and within budget.
- Collaborative & Professional: Builds strong working relationships with the Owner, Owner's Representative, design team, and trade partners.
- Proactive & Solution-Oriented: Identifies budget, schedule, and coordination risks early and drives them to resolution.
- Safety-Focused: Consistently enforces OSHA, QA/QC, and site safety requirements.
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