The Assistant Project Manager keeps projects moving. Behind every project that ships complete and on time is disciplined coordination — submittals tracked, orders released on schedule, documentation current, and stakeholders informed before they have to ask. This role owns that coordination. This is not a passive support role. You are the Project Manager’s partner in execution: chasing submittal approvals, tracking long-lead items, keeping project files accurate, and flagging risks before they become delays. When you do this well, projects stay on schedule, the Project Manager stays focused on the highest-value work, and customers never wonder if Shepherd will come through. You will work closely with Project Managers, outside sales, purchasing, and vendors — and increasingly with customers directly. For someone who takes ownership and learns the business, this is a structured path toward becoming a Project Manager.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED