Assistant Construction Manager

Trumark Companies•Greenwood Village, CO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

We're looking for an Assistant Construction Manager to help build quality homes on schedule, from the first foundation pour through the day a family gets their keys. You'll work side by side with our Construction Managers in the field, keeping trades moving, catching issues early, and making sure every home meets our standards for quality, safety, and code. This is a true development role. You'll start by learning our schedules, processes, and trade partners, then take on more responsibility until you're managing homes independently. Our goal is to prepare you to step into a Construction Manager role.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
0–2 years of experience in residential or commercial construction, a skilled trade, project coordination, field supervision, or a related area
A basic understanding of residential construction, or a strong ability to learn it quickly
Ability to read construction plans, or willingness to learn
Strong organization, time management, and attention to detail
Ability to juggle multiple priorities and deadlines
Clear verbal and written communication, and the ability to work well with subcontractors and internal teams
A problem-solving mindset — you don't just spot issues, you drive them to resolution
Comfort with computers, mobile devices, and documenting jobsite conditions
Valid driver's license and ability to travel between jobsites

Nice To Haves

1–3 years of residential construction experience, ideally in production homebuilding
Experience as an assistant superintendent, field coordinator, construction intern, warranty representative, project coordinator, or skilled-trade supervisor
Associate's or bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Construction Science, Engineering, Business, Architecture, or a related field
Familiarity with production-home construction schedules and scheduling software
Knowledge of residential building codes, inspection processes, or quality-control practices
Experience coordinating subcontractors or vendors
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification

Responsibilities

Keep homes on schedule by monitoring daily activity, confirming trades are onsite and completing work, flagging potential delays early, and helping hit community cycle-time goals.
Manage trade partners by building strong relationships with subcontractors and suppliers, setting clear daily expectations, verify scopes are complete, and follow up until corrections are done.
Inspect homes at key stages (foundation, framing, mechanical rough, drywall, trim, paint, flooring, and more), build punch lists, and verify repairs before a home moves forward.
Promote and enforce safety standards every day, address unsafe conditions immediately, and keep jobsites clean, organized, and accessible.
Interpret plans, elevations, scopes, and buyer selections, and catch conflicts before incorrect work moves ahead.
Get homes ready for municipal inspections, attend when needed, document results, and coordinate corrections so homes pass the first time.
Support QA inspections, homeowner orientations, final walks, and closings, and make sure every repair is verified, not just reported.
Keep accurate status on your homes, document field conditions and issues, and share updates with construction leadership, sales, purchasing, and warranty teams.
Take ownership, prioritize by schedule, safety, and quality impact, seek feedback, and build toward managing multiple homes on your own.