Project Manager, Laboratory Installations

Posted 4 days ago

joyatworktalentNorfolk (VA)

Project Management Specialists Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$65,000

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About the role

We’re hiring a Project Manager at Laboratory Specialists! We’re a small, experienced team that helps businesses, universities, and other organizations build and maintain laboratory spaces. We’re looking for someone who enjoys bringing all the pieces of a project together, from the first set of drawings to the final installation.

What you’ll do:

Manage laboratory installation projects from planning through completion
Coordinate contractors, vendors, suppliers, and installation teams
Keep schedules, materials, budgets, and next steps on track
Spot design or site issues early and help resolve them You could be a great fit if you:
Have project management experience in construction, facilities, specialty installations, or a related field
Can read construction drawings and specifications
Communicate clearly, follow through, and enjoy keeping people aligned
Are willing to learn drafting software; drafting experience is a plus You’ll work directly with the CEO and have a real opportunity to shape how projects run as the company grows. Laboratory experience is welcome, but it isn’t required.

📍 Location:

Remote within the U.S., with limited travel💰 Salary: Starting at $65,000🏥 Benefits: Health, dental, and vision insurance, paid vacation, and paid holidays
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