Construction Project Manager
josh timms buildersGreenville (SC)
About the role
Description:
Josh Timms Builders is hiring an experienced Construction Project Manager to lead multiple custom home builds concurrently across Upstate South Carolina. You will oversee many of our active builds, coordinate subcontractors, manage schedules, communicate directly with clients, and protect margin and quality on every home. This is a proven-talent role. We are not looking for someone to learn the job. We are looking for an experienced residential construction project manager ready to take ownership inside a small, fast-growing, family-feel custom builder where craftsmanship still matters. The Project Manager hire is one of the most important moves we will make this year. If you are tired of high-volume production builds, tired of corporate hierarchies, and ready to build genuine custom homes for families who choose us by name, this role was built for you.
Responsibilities:
$44 Qualifications 5+ years of residential construction project management experience, with a track record managing multiple builds concurrently. Hands-on familiarity with custom home construction - not tract or production building. Strong subcontractor management experience. You know how to hold trades accountable without burning relationships. Working knowledge of construction sequencing, building codes, and quality standards for residential construction. Excellent communication skills with clients, subcontractors, and office staff. Direct, professional, and clear. Comfort with technology. We run our project management using Google Sheets and AI-assisted tools. You do not need to be technical, but you need to be open to modern tools and willing to learn. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Residence within reasonable driving distance of our active build areas: Greenville, Spartanburg, Laurens, and Greenwood counties.
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