Construction Project Manager

UFP Industries

13d•Remote

About The Position

The Field Project Manager is responsible for overseeing onsite construction and installation activities from pre‑construction through closeout. This position plays a critical role in coordinating subcontractors, validating site readiness, ensuring installation quality, and delivering a professional onsite presence that reflects idX’s standards. This role serves as a key connector between clients, installers, general contractors, internal project teams, and manufacturing facilities. The Field Project Manager will ensure that jobsites are safe, installation work is performed to specification, risks are identified early, and issues are resolved with calm, solutions‑oriented leadership. The ideal candidate brings strong construction or installation management experience, excellent communication skills, and the ability to operate confidently in a fast‑paced environment.

Requirements

Experience in construction, installation, or field project management.
Strong understanding of construction management processes, scheduling, and subcontractor oversight.
Ability to assess site readiness, verify field conditions, and identify potential risks.
Working knowledge of safety standards and jobsite compliance requirements (e.g., OSHA).
Excellent communication skills with the ability to deliver clarity in high‑pressure situations.
Strong documentation ability, including daily reports, punch lists, and turnover materials.
Experience working with architects, general contractors, engineers, and specialty vendors.
Proactive, calm, and solutions‑oriented approach; able to manage multiple priorities in fast‑paced environments.

Responsibilities

Plan, schedule, and coordinate construction and installation activities from pre‑construction through project closeout.
Verify site readiness, assess field conditions, and ensure availability of labor, materials, and equipment before mobilization.
Review project scopes, plans, and requirements to ensure full alignment with installers and subcontractors.
Manage subcontractors onsite and ensure compliance with scope, schedule, safety, and quality expectations.
Conduct site walks to audit work progress, safety practices, installation quality, and adherence to specifications.
Provide onsite problem‑solving and real-time coordination with architects, GCs, engineers, and vendors to resolve conflicts or design discrepancies.
Monitor field progress, identify emerging risks, and implement mitigation strategies to protect timeline and quality.
Document daily activity through field reports, photos, RFIs, punch lists, and turnover packages.
Communicate site issues, delays, or change impacts clearly and professionally with clients and internal teams.
Lead final walkthroughs, ensure punch list completion, and support project closeout requirements.
Represent idX professionally during site walks, discussions with clients and installers, and issue‑resolution meetings.
Deliver clear, constructive communication—including difficult messages—while maintaining client confidence and trust.
Coordinate with internal project managers, engineering, and manufacturing teams to ensure alignment between field execution and overall project requirements.