Commercial Project Manager - Glass & Glazing

J & A Glass & Mirror, Inc.•Rogers, MN

6d•$75,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

J&A Glass & Mirror Inc. is hiring a Commercial Project Manager to manage glazing projects from contract award through closeout. Projects include storefronts, curtain wall systems, entrances, door hardware, and interior glass. The role owns assigned projects, keeps customers informed, and addresses issues early to help prevent delays and additional costs. The position is primarily based in the Rogers, Minnesota office, with occasional jobsite visits. The Project Manager coordinates with general contractors, suppliers, the office team, and field crews. Projects typically range from $60,000 to $250,000, and an assigned portfolio may include up to 30 open projects at different stages, from preconstruction through closeout. Typical office hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The role reports to Sam Olson, General Manager. The position offers responsibility for assigned projects, collaboration with estimating, operations, and experienced field personnel, and opportunities to contribute practical improvements to project planning and execution. The team values clear communication, accountability, and pride in the finished installation.

Requirements

At least three years of construction project management experience.
Ability to read construction drawings, specifications, and shop drawings.
Experience managing project budgets, material procurement, and change orders.
Practical understanding of installation sequencing and field coordination.
Confidence communicating with general contractors and directly addressing scope, cost, or schedule issues.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and ability to learn the company's project management software.
Consistent follow-through, commitment-keeping, and timely escalation of issues.

Nice To Haves

Commercial glazing or related building-envelope experience.

Responsibilities

Review estimates, contract scope, drawings, and specifications at project handoff, and resolve gaps before materials are released or installation begins.
Coordinate submittals, shop drawing approvals, and requests for information.
Plan material orders and fabrication releases around project schedules and supplier lead times.
Coordinate deliveries, equipment, and manpower with operations and field leadership.
Track project costs and remaining labor against budgets, identify overruns early, and pursue corrective action.
Document scope changes, prepare pricing, and follow the approval process for extra work.
Maintain communication with general contractors and customers, and keep field personnel informed of decisions that affect installation.
Occasionally visit jobsites to meet with clients and review progress, installation readiness, quality, and safety concerns.
Provide accurate project information for billing and manage punch lists, closeout documents, and final completion.
Work with estimating during project handoff and on changes to assigned projects.