Project Manager – Mission Critical / Advanced Manufacturing

Posted 4 days ago

scott humphreyDenver (CO)

Project Management Specialists Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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About the role

A leading national design-build general contractor is hiring Project Managers to support major mission-critical, data center, advanced technology, and industrial construction projects. We're looking for construction professionals with strong project-management fundamentals who want access to a substantial national pipeline of technically complex work.

Responsibilities:

Manage project execution from planning through turnover
Own project cost control, forecasting, procurement, contracts, and change management
Coordinate closely with field leadership
Manage subcontractors, RFIs, submittals, and project documentation
Maintain strong owner and design-team communication
Develop APMs and Project Engineers

Qualifications:

General contractor or design-build project management experience
Ground-up and/or complex construction experience
Strong financial, scheduling, procurement, and subcontractor-management skills
Bachelor's degree preferred
Open to project-related travel

Candidates with backgrounds in data centers, semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, industrial, aviation, healthcare, distribution, and other complex sectors are encouraged to apply. What’s On Offer Competitive base salary + project-based bonus opportunity Employee-owned company (ESOP) Travel Per Diem and project accommodations available for applicable assignments 401(k) with company match Vehicle + mobile phone allowances Comprehensive medical & dental benefits Company-paid life and disability insurancePTO + paid company holidays Long-term career growth across a substantial national project pipeline

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