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Construction- Project Manager

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SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$115k–$130k

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About the role

Project Manager We're looking for a Project Manager to oversee commercial construction projects throughout the Madison area. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys owning the full lifecycle of a project — budgeting, scheduling, coordination, and client communication — while working closely with field leadership. You'll be responsible for keeping projects on track financially, operationally, and contractually, while partnering with Superintendents to ensure smooth execution in the field. Responsibilities include managing projects from preconstruction through closeout, developing and maintaining project budgets, schedules, and cost tracking, coordinating subcontractors, vendors, and internal teams, managing contracts, change orders, and project documentation, serving as the primary point of contact for owners, architects, and engineers, and collaborating closely with Superintendents to ensure field execution aligns with project goals. We're looking for someone with proven Project Manager experience in commercial construction, strong knowledge of budgeting, scheduling, and contract management, the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines, excellent communication and leadership skills, and local to the Madison/Dane County area (or willing to relocate).Compensation and benefits include a $115k–$130k base salary, a bonus program, allowances, 401(k), full health, dental, and vision insurance, and excellent work-life balance and long-term career opportunity.

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