Construction Project Manager
condonjohnson associatesKent (WA)
$85,000 per year
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condonjohnson associatesKent (WA)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$85,000 per year
About the role
Job Description Job DescriptionABOUT CONDON-JOHNSON & ASSOCIATES:
Our experience in geotechnical design and construction spans more than four decades. Over that period of time we have grown from a small shoring and foundation company to the leader in geotechnical construction on the West Coast. We are underpinned by our core values of being a dependable, reliable, and honest family owned Construction Company.
PROJECT MANAGER:
In this position, you will estimate and manage drilling, ground improvement, anchored earth retention, and grouting projects. Responsibilities include estimating projects, managing design-build shoring projects, developing budgets, cost control, scheduling, quality control, and client relations.
Requirements:
Assertive, Competitive, and Tenacious
BS Degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management
Critical Thinking Skills
Written Communication
Speaking and Interpersonal Communication
Goal and Schedule Driven
Ability to Adapt to Changing Environments
2 to 3 years of Field Experience
5 to 8 years of Increasing Project Management Experience
Employment Benefits:
401K Program & Profit Sharing
Comprehensive Health Benefits
Continuing Education & Professional Development
Pay Range:
$85k - $125k.
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