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Civil Project Manager

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New York City | Major Civil & Infrastructure Projects | Up to $80MIncrease your chances of reaching the interview stage by reading the complete job description and applying promptly. Own the project. Lead the team. Build something that matters. A growing heavy civil contractor is looking for a Project Manager to take the lead on complex NYC infrastructure and utility projects ranging from major public works to large-scale civil construction. This is an opportunity for a PM who wants real ownership — not just another project number on a spreadsheet. What youll doLead projects from preconstruction through closeout Own project budgets, schedules, contracts, change orders, and cost control Manage project teams, subcontractors, vendors, engineers, and owners Drive procurement, planning, coordination, and project execution Identify risk early and keep projects moving Build strong relationships with clients and project stakeholders What were looking for 7+ years of construction project management experience Heavy civil, infrastructure, utility, transportation, water/sewer, or similar background Experience managing projects $20M+Strong knowledge of contracts, scheduling, cost control, and change management Experience working on NYC projects strongly preferred Bachelors xihmbke degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred Whats in it for youBase salary between $160k - $220k Annual bonus Vehicle allowance Medical covered including dental & vision 401k plus company match If youre a strong PM looking for bigger projects, greater ownership, and a company where your experience will have an impact, lets talk.

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