Construction and Maintenance Project Manager (Remote)
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abco maintenancePhoenix (AZ)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Construction And Maintenance Project Manager (Remote)ABCO Maintenance is a commercial facility maintenance/construction company that has been proudly serving the tri-state area for over 35 years. We offer a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package, and the flexibility of a fully remote position. Join us and make a significant impact by providing valuable legal counsel and expertise to support our company's growth and compliance with legal requirements.Competitive salary 60K to 65K100% remote positionWeekly payComprehensive benefit package (medical, dental, visions, 401K)Paid time off (vacation and sick time)Supervise daily facility maintenance projects and work orders.Supervise and manage onsite workforceMonitor project progress and update managementCoordinate/schedule and monitor project timelinesEnsure compliance with safety regulations and promote a safe work environmentTroubleshoot on-site issues and implement timely solutions10+ years of hands-on experience in maintenance and/or constructionProven experience as a construction supervisor, project manager or similar role in construction industrySolid employment historyExcellent leadership and team management skillsTechnical skills and ability to use construction management software and toolsStrong communication skills, verbal and writtenConflict resolution skillsFull-time/part-time - full-timePosition - construction and maintenance project manager (remote)Number of openings - 1Location - ArizonaThis position is currently accepting applications.
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