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Project Manager - Structural ConcreteInsight Global is seeking a Project Manager - Structural Concrete for a top concrete construction client. This candidate will manage the planning, financial tracking, documentation, and administrative execution of large-scale structural concrete projects. Responsibilities include project setup, contract review, budgeting and cost codes, scheduling, takeoffs, job-cost reporting, change orders, and closeout. This individual will work closely with field and operational leadership to ensure projects remain aligned with scope, budget, schedule, and customer expectations. The ideal candidate has significant self-perform structural concrete experience and a proven track record managing commercial or industrial projects exceeding $1M.
Required Skills & Experience: 5+ years of project management experience with a large-scale self-performing GC or concrete contractorSelf-perform concrete experience requiredStructural concrete project experience requiredCommercial and/or industrial construction experienceExperience managing projects valued over $1MExperience performing estimates, submitting bids, and generating proposalsStrong knowledge of construction principles and practicesExperience managing project budgets, cost codes, contracts, and job-cost reportingStrong change order and project documentation experienceProficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and OutlookExcellent organizational and communication skillsNice to Have Skills & Experience: Strong preliminary scheduling and project planning backgroundBachelor's degree in Construction Management or Engineering

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