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Head of Project Management

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metric geoBrooklyn (NY)

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Manager

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$86.54 - $144.23 per hour

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About the role

Project Manager – Heavy Civil Construction - $180,000 - $300,000
Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced Project Manager to join a prestigious team delivering a major transportation infrastructure project based in New York. This is a rare opportunity to take a leadership role on a high-profile, transformative transit project with long-term community impact.
Key Responsibilities: Oversee the full project lifecycle, from preconstruction through close-out, ensuring adherence to schedule, budget, and quality standards. Manage day-to-day coordination between field operations, engineers, subcontractors, and client representatives. Lead project meetings, reporting, and documentation to ensure transparent communication with all stakeholders.
Qualifications: ~10+ years of Project Manager experience in heavy civil construction. ~ Proven success managing large-scale infrastructure projects such as transit, rail, bridges, highways, or urban civil works. ~ Strong leadership, decision-making, and organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. ~ Solid understanding of contract management, scheduling (Primavera P6 or equivalent), and cost control. ~ Excellent communication skills for client, team, and subcontractor management.

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