Project Manager - Commercial Interiors - Arlington, VA

Posted 8 days ago

michael pageArlington (VA)
Project Management SpecialistsCommercial and Institutional Building Construction

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About the role

Project Manager - Commercial InteriorsManage all phases of commercial interior construction projects from initiation to completion. Coordinate with clients, subcontractors, and vendors to ensure smooth project execution. Develop and maintain project schedules and budgets. Oversee on-site activities to ensure compliance with safety and quality standards. Prepare and present progress reports to stakeholders. Identify and mitigate project risks effectively. Ensure proper documentation and close-out of projects. Foster strong relationships with all project participants.A successful Project Manager - Commercial Interiors should have: 5-7+ years of Project Management experience with a commercial general contractor. Proven experience managing high-end commercial interior renovations and corporate buildouts. Strong understanding of construction means, methods, scheduling, and project financial management. Experience managing projects ranging from approximately $1M-$15M+, with larger project exposure preferred. Familiarity with sectors such as corporate office, law firms, financial institutions, healthcare, government, technology, or professional services. Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills. Proficiency with Procore, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Project.Project Manager: up to 130k base salary Senior Project Manager: up to 165k base salary Annual company and performance-based bonus Full medical, dental, and vision coverage 401(k) with company match after one year Gas reimbursement for project-related travel Cell phone or phone allowance Annual compensation review and raise cycle Paid parking Maternity and paternity leave PTO: 2 weeks vacation plus 1 week sick time

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