Construction Project Manager
$70,000–$85,000 per year
ApplyConstruction Project Manager
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000–$85,000 per year
About the role
- Base salary plus bonus opportunity, company vehicle, company phone, paid time off, and paid holidays.
- Schedule & emergency response
- This is an office- and jobsite-based position. Some after-hours duties are required depending on fire and water mitigationneeds, including customer communication and project coordination.
- Review sold-job scopes, estimates, specifications, selections, and customer expectations before work starts; resolvegaps early.
- Build and maintain practical project schedules, coordinating crew needs with the Superintendent and arrangingsubcontractor work and material deliveries.
- Monitor job budgets, committed costs, and remaining work; identify cost overruns, scope gaps, and schedule risksearly.
- Document and obtain required approvals for change orders before additional work proceeds; coordinateinsurance-related scopes, supplements, and supporting documentation with estimating and program staff, carriers, adjusters, and third-party administrators (TPAs), within assigned authority.
- Keep homeowners and insurance stakeholders informed about schedules, progress, scope questions, and next steps. Set clear expectations, document commitments, and escalate coverage or authorization questions to the appropriateparty without promising insurance coverage.
- Maintain accurate records in DASH, including photos, job notes, schedules, approvals, and status. Coordinate timelydocumentation and reporting required by insurance programs with internal program staff.
- Visit jobsites to verify progress and quality, reinforce safe work practices, and resolve issues with the Superintendentand trade partners.
- Coordinate inspections, punch lists, customer walkthroughs, closeout documents, and information needed by the office for accurate billing.
- At least three years of relevant construction experience, including responsibility for coordinating projects, trades, schedules, or customers. Equivalent military construction or project-leadership experience will be considered.
- Working knowledge of residential construction, trade sequencing, remodeling methods, and jobsite safety.
- Ability to read scopes, estimates, plans, and specifications and recognize missing information or potential conflicts.
- Strong organization and written communication; comfort managing multiple active projects and documentingfollow-through.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel; ability to learn and consistently use DASH and restorationproject-management platforms.
- Ability to travel between the Wichita office and local jobsites; a valid driver’s license is required for job-related driving.
- Ability to perform essential office and jobsite responsibilities, with or without reasonable accommodation.
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