Project Manager
ardith rademacher associatesMarienthal (KS)
About the role
A strong Project Manager sees the whole picture: the budget, the schedule, the people in the field, and what the client needs next. That’s the kind of PM this Wichita team is looking for. A respected Kansas-based commercial contractor is adding a Project Manager to its Wichita team. The office has a mix of municipal, civic, and commercial work, with projects ranging from tenant improvements to ground-up construction. This search is being handled confidentially. Why This Opportunity Matters This is a chance to join an established general contractor with a strong Kansas presence and help shape a growing Wichita office. You’ll have meaningful ownership of your projects and work closely with both field and office leadership. What Makes This Opportunity Different A varied pipeline of public and private projects Work that includes ground-up construction, renovations, and tenant improvements Direct access to local leadership An opportunity to build lasting relationships with clients and trade partners A team looking for a long-term addition, not someone to fill a single project
The Role:
- Manage commercial projects from preconstruction through closeout
- Own budgets, schedules, contracts, and project documentation
- Partner closely with superintendents to keep work moving in the field
- Coordinate with owners, architects, subcontractors, and internal teams
- Identify issues early and help the team work through them
- Support and mentor project engineers or assistant project managers
Ideal Background:
- Commercial construction project management experience with a general contractor
- Experience managing multiple projects or a larger project with competing priorities
- Strong financial, scheduling, and subcontractor management skills
- A practical, collaborative approach to working with field teams
Experience with municipal, civic, education, or similar work is a plusA Note From ToriI’ve spent the last several years recruiting exclusively within the Kansas and Missouri construction market after beginning my career on the contractor side.
What I like about this opportunity is the variety of work and the chance to have a real impact in the Wichita office. If you’re a PM who enjoys owning your projects while staying closely connected to the people building them, I’d be happy to share more in a confidential conversation.
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