Construction Project Manager

Posted 4 days ago

nextplayLake Worth Beach (FL)

Construction Managers Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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Manager

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$125,000-$130,000

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About the role

Construction Project Manager (Industrial)$125,000-$130,000 Base + Bonus + Relocation Assistance | Wichita, KSReady for a role where you can own major projects without spending your life on the road? We're hiring experienced Project Managers to lead complex industrial construction and capital projects from planning through commissioning and closeout. This is an onsite position in the Wichita, Kansas area, and relocation assistance is available for candidates moving to the region. If you're currently managing industrial, manufacturing, energy, process, or complex commercial construction projects and are open to relocating, we'd like to hear from you. Why Consider This Opportunity?$125,000-$130,000 base salary Bonus opportunities, including a performance-based bonus program Relocation assistance available Approximately 20% local travel, with the majority of your time based in Wichita3 weeks of PTO for exempt employees starting at hire 401(k) with company match (up to 4.5%)Medical, dental, vision, HSA/FSA and company-paid disability benefits Potential paid company holiday time between Christmas and New Year'sWork on major projects across biofuels, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing and industrial processing Clear path toward Senior Project Manager and leadership opportunities Join an established, growing organization with a collaborative, family-oriented culture

What You'll Do: You'll own industrial projects from kickoff through completion, serving as a key point of contact for customers while coordinating engineering, construction, procurement, subcontractors and internal teams. Your work will include:

Managing project scope, budgets, schedules and forecasts
Coordinating subcontractors, vendors, engineering and field teams
Reviewing drawings, specifications, contracts and scopes of work
Managing procurement, change orders, invoicing and project costs
Identifying project risks and driving solutions
Communicating directly with customers throughout the project
Traveling to project sites for kickoffs, major milestones and closeout
Helping deliver complex projects safely, on time and within budget

What We're Looking For: We're interested in Project Managers who have managed complex construction or capital projects. Strong backgrounds may include:

Industrial construction | Manufacturing | Process facilities | EPC | Biofuels | Renewable energy | Chemical | Food & beverage manufacturing | Oil & gas | Power | Heavy commercial construction | Healthcare construction | Higher education construction | Civil/Federal Construction
Ideally, you'll bring:2-3+ years of project management experienceExperience owning budgets, schedules, contracts and project execution
Experience coordinating contractors, vendors and/or engineering teams
Ability to read construction or engineering drawings
Experience with Microsoft Project or similar scheduling tools

Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Business or a related field OR equivalent hands-on project experienceExperience with P&IDs, AutoCAD, industrial process facilities or large capital projects is a plus, but you do not need to check every box to be considered. Relocating to Wichita? We're open to candidates nationwide and relocation assistance is available. $12k! Wichita offers a significantly lower cost of living than many major U.S. markets, while this position provides the opportunity to manage sophisticated industrial projects without the constant travel often associated with national construction and EPC firms. If the opportunity sounds interesting but you're unsure whether your background is an exact match, apply anyway. We're happy to have a conversation.

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