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The Assistant Project Manager (APM) performs different functions assigned by the project manager. These tasks may involve researching and resolving project issues, procurement and tracking of major equipment, issuing subcontracts, scheduling and updating project data; managing paperwork, maintain/updates status logs, and contribute to progress reporting to clients and project manager. The APM is responsible for managing project functions, overseeing document control functions, financials, and field management. They also manage Project Engineer/Project Admin duties, provide training, delegate tasks, and review work for accuracy. Additionally, the APM is involved in estimating, scheduling, managing buyouts, and developing MOPs for new builds and tasks. The role requires a good understanding of electrical construction and materials, proficiency with various software, and outstanding communication and organizational skills.