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Assistant Project Manager-Tampa-Construction

Posted 4 days ago

michael pageTampa (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$99,000 to $121,000

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About the role

Assistant Project Manager-Tampa-Construction Coordinate project schedules, documentation, and communications to keep construction activities aligned. Track project progress and share timely updates on milestones, open items, and next steps. Review project documents and maintain accurate records for construction activities. Work with contractors, vendors, and internal stakeholders to address project needs and questions. Help organize project meetings, capture action items, and follow up on agreed deliverables. Monitor materials, site needs, and project details to help maintain planned work sequences. Identify day-to-day project issues and coordinate practical follow-up with the appropriate parties. Contribute to construction project closeout by organizing required project information and documentation. This opportunity is with a reputable organization in the property industry, recognized for its expertise in construction. The company operates as a mid-sized entity, offering a collaborative and professional work environment. A successful Assistant Project Manager-Tampa-Construction should have: Experience coordinating construction project activities and documentation. Experience tracking schedules, milestones, action items, and project updates. Ability to review project details and maintain accurate records. Experience communicating with contractors, vendors, and project stakeholders. Ability to organize meetings and follow up on deliverables. Ability to identify project issues and coordinate timely next steps. What's on offer: Permanent Assistant Project Manager-Tampa-Construction position. Salary of $99,000 to $121,000. 401(k). Healthcare benefits. Vehicle allowance. Interested? Apply today.

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