Assistant Project Manager – Data Center / Industrial (Travel)
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scott humphreyAtlanta (GA)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A leading national design-build general contractor is seeking an Assistant Project Manager to support major projects across data centers, advanced technology, industrial, aviation, and complex commercial construction.This role is ideal for an ambitious early-career construction professional who wants exposure to larger, more technically challenging projects and a defined path toward Project Manager responsibility.ResponsibilitiesAssist PMs with project execution and coordinationTrack RFIs, submittals, procurement, changes, and project documentationCoordinate with subcontractors and field personnelSupport cost, schedule, quality, and closeout activitiesParticipate in owner, design-team, and subcontractor meetingsQualificationsBachelor's degree preferred in Construction Management, Engineering, or related disciplineEarly-career GC/construction experience preferredProject Engineer, Field Engineer, and Assistant PM backgrounds welcomedStrong communication and organizational abilityOpen to project travel/assignmentsPrevious data center experience is not required. Candidates with strong construction fundamentals who want to enter the mission-critical/advanced-technology sector are encouraged to apply.What’s On OfferCompetitive base salary + project-based bonus opportunityEmployee-owned company (ESOP)401(k) with company matchVehicle + mobile phone allowancesComprehensive medical & dental benefitsCompany-paid life and disability insurancePTO + paid company holidaysEducational assistance programLong-term career growth across a substantial national project pipelineTravel/project accommodations available for applicable assignments
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