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David Careers

Construction Project Manager - Custom Homes

Posted 47 days ago

career development partnersAshland (OH)
Construction ManagersNew Single-Family Housing Construction

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About the role

SUPERINTENDENT / PROJECT MANAGER - Residential New Custom Construction
Location: Ashland, OH
About the company: A Regional single-family Home Builder with a small-company feel but extensive company support staff in place to help with all employee tasks at the local level. They work in 60 offices across 12 states and work directly with the local clients to build semi-custom homes in affordable to custom niche.
The Overview: This PM will be running projects and sub/client relationships for each home. Construction site management extending from sub-selection & contracts to safety and scheduling through completion. Contractor/vendor negotiations as well as job site development and production. Regulating budgets and managing job costs.
Qualifications: Candidate will need experience in residential construction preferably in custom-home scattered lot building. Managing multiple projects (8-10 typically) at one time 5+ year proven track record of successful operations & project leadership and within New Construction. Strong leadership ability and track-record for overall construction operations. Candidate will need to express good team-building skills & excellent communications abilities with customers/owners.
Compensation and Benefits:
  • They offer a great compensation package including: Competitive Salary & Bonus Structure 401KPaid Vacation Days
  • Insurance (Company pays 1/2 employee costs)
  • Car allowance
  • Focus on Work/Life balance.

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