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Construction Project Manager

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insight global united statesMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150k-190k

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About the role

Salary: $150k-190k dependent on experience, bonus structure, scaled car allowance $500-1,200, and fuel card
Location: Millbrae, CA and all over the Bay area | Onsite, must be able to travel all around the Bay Area
Schedule: Full-time; must be open to weekend work
Job Description: Insight Global is seeking two Mid-Level Project Managers for a top national general contractor supporting a major construction project in Millbrae, CA. These PMs will take ownership of substantial portions of the project, including MEP, interiors, and core-and-shell scopes, while supporting work from preconstruction through execution. The ideal candidate has 5+ years of experience and has independently managed meaningful workstreams or smaller buildings within large, complex projects. Strong estimating, scheduling, contract management, and construction execution experience is essential.
Must-Haves:
  • 5+ years of construction/project management experience
  • Healthcare, science & technology, and/or university construction experience
  • Experience running a significant workstream or major portion of a large construction project
  • Experience taking projects from preconstruction into construction and closeout
  • Strong estimating and scheduling experience
  • Ability to read, understand, and manage construction contracts
  • Experience managing the equivalent of a smaller building/project within a larger overall construction programOSHA 30 certification
  • Strong project ownership and ability to independently manage significant scopes

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