Construction Project Manager

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woodmeister master buildersEast Boston (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$95,000 per year

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About the role

Join to apply for the Construction Project Managerrole at Woodmeister Master Builders. Woodmeister is a Residential Construction, Millwork and Lifestyle Management company known for meticulous attention to detail. We provide fine‑quality home building, renovations, custom cabinetry, architectural woodworking and residential management services for discerning clientele. Salary Base pay range:$95,000.00/hr - $125,000.00/hr– actual pay will be based on your skills and experience.
Responsibilities: Develop & define the scope of work for field management and subcontractors Estimate project costs and selling price Develop and manage the project budget Develop and manage the schedule Coordinate all purchasing Manage permits and regulatory requirements Manage jobsite communication and safety Cultivate and maintain customer relationships Ensure quality standards are met or exceeded Deliver the project on time and on budget
Requirements: Eight to ten years of demonstrated project management experience in high‑end residential construction Thorough knowledge of the building trades including millwork and renovation Ability to develop relationships with customers, designers and subcontractors and leadership skills to meet exacting standards of quality and customer satisfaction while bringing projects in on time and at budget. Seniority level Mid‑Senior level Employment type Full‑time Job function Project Management and Information Technology Industries Construction We offer a competitive salary and benefits package, an entrepreneurial environment that recognizes and values your contributions, and a team of professionals to challenge and support you. Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Woodmeister Master Builders by 2x.
Location: Boston, MA.

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