Senior Construction Project Manager

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SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$130,000 - $180,000 per year

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About the role

Overview: Russ Hadick & Associates has partnered with a San Antonio, TX client to help them search and qualify candidates for their Senior Construction Project Manager position. Our client’s work portfolio has grown substantially, and they are looking for entrepreneurial people who can grow with them. This new opportunity offers: Strong compensation package Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance Paid Time OffPaid Holidays 401kBonus opportunity Vehicle Allowance Primary responsibilities of the job include: Managing design/build construction process Oversee own jobs with strong leadership skills Ability to succeed in a fast-paced environment Excellent written and oral communication skills Strong attention to detail and proven organizational skills A successful candidate will possess the following:10 years of direct experience in industrial construction Ability to read, understand and interpret contract documents, drawings, specifications, scopes of work and project schedules Ability to oversee the entire process and work independently Must have experience with multi-million-dollar projects
Salary Range: $130-180KKeywords Senior Construction Project Manager, Construction Project Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, Industrial Construction, Commercial Construction, Design Build, Construction Management, Build-Outs, Project Scheduling, Schedule Delivery
Contact: Brandon Hamilton, President and Practice Leader - Construction at 937-439-7707 or email me at bhamilton@rharecruiters.com

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