Assistant Project Manager - Top Commercial Firm - Phoenix
Posted 8 days ago
michael pageTempe (AZ)
Construction ManagersCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$90,000
About the role
Job TitleThis individual will oversee all facets of projects including the physical construction, schedule, required reports and financial aspects as well as interacting with architects, engineers, tradesmen, subcontractors and owners.Interact directly with project owners as required including attending meetings with partners and project managers.Bi-weekly project updates with entire team.Work closely with owners as needed, including walk-through's, for bid preparation and proposal development.Communicate and interact with sub-contractors and component suppliers such as concrete, steel, joist, precast and masonry.The Successful ApplicantDegree in a construction related field (Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture)1-3 years of Assistant Project Management experience - want someone they can help shapeHard working and motivated individualExcellent written and oral communication skillsMulti-family building experienceClient facingGround-up construction, $20M+Self-Perform exposure (Carpentry, Demotion and Concrete)What's on OfferCompetitive base salary up to $90,000+ (Depending upon experience level)Bonus potentialCar allowance (above market $)401K with company matchFull benefits (Health, Vision and Dental)Life InsurancePaternity and Maternity leavePTO up to 3+ weeks startingPaid company holidaysPaid sick daysCompany tech (cell phone, laptop, etc)Clear growth path to Project ManagerAbove market work/life balance and culture in placeJob SummarySector: ConstructionSub Sector: Project ManagerIndustry: PropertyWhere: TempeContract Type: Permanent
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