Project Manager

Posted 2 days ago

mkh searchRaleigh (NC)

Project Management Specialists Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 - $160,000 per year

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About the role

Base Salary: PM/SPM $100k-$160kBenefits: 20 Days PTO, strong healthcare and bonus structure About the Client We're working with a market leader in Commercial & Healthcare projects within North Carolina looking for qualified PM's within the sector to support field members in Raleigh. The candidate should be comfortable leading projects from $15m to $100m and show ambition to grow within the company to leadership roles. This growing meritocratic GC is looking for project managers producing work to the highest standards interested in an accelerated growth opportunity.

Key Responsibilities: Leading engagement with subcontractors Assist the senior team with strategy, Scheduling Control risk and risk factors Site visits to support field/Junior team members Manage relationships with existing and new clients Ensure estimates reflect the requirements of a project Maintain documentation, reports, and project records Manage and monitor project schedules

Key Role Requirements: 3+ years as a PM or related roles in the construction industry Experience across leading mid-sized Healthcare and Commercial projects up to $20mHard working and demonstrate ambition to grow within a company Excellent communication, decision-making and organizational abilitiesOSHA 30 preferred

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