Project Manager, Forensics

MILROSE CONSULTANTS LLC•New York, NY

3d•$100,000 - $120,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Project Manager (PM), Forensics manages forensic investigation and physical condition assessment projects from inception through completion. This role is responsible for client relationships, project scheduling, budgeting, and overall project execution while conducting forensic investigations and building assessments. The PM applies sound technical knowledge and independent judgment to evaluate building conditions, identify issues, and develop practical solutions while supporting the firm's commitment to quality and client service.

Requirements

BS or MS in Architecture or Engineering
NYS Licensed Architect or Engineer, or actively pursuing licensure
5+ years of experience in the construction, architecture, engineering, or forensic investigation industry
Strong understanding of interior and exterior construction systems and details
Knowledge of building materials, building systems, and their performance characteristics
Familiarity with NYC Building Codes, construction practices, and industry standards
Experience with forensic investigations, building condition assessments, or related consulting services
Familiarity with construction cost estimating and budgeting
Strong communication, organizational, and client management skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines

Nice To Haves

Experience performing forensic investigations and building failure assessments
Familiarity with both historic and contemporary building systems
Experience working on building envelope, façade, restoration, or assessment projects

Responsibilities

Manage forensic investigation and building condition assessment projects from proposal through completion, including client communication, project documentation, scheduling, budgeting, staffing assignments, and resource allocation.
Perform and oversee inspections across a wide range of NYC building types, including occupied and unoccupied sites, to evaluate conditions, identify deficiencies, deterioration, or failures, and assist in determining root causes.
Apply knowledge of current and historic NYC construction materials, systems, and practices to develop investigative approaches and evaluate building performance.
Prepare technical reports, proposals, correspondence, and other project deliverables that communicate findings clearly and professionally.
Coordinate with architectural and engineering disciplines to ensure successful project execution and delivery.
Oversee and participate in field inspections requiring roof access, mechanical spaces, sub-grade areas (basements/crawl spaces), supported scaffold inspections (2–20 stories), and suspended scaffold inspections (6–60 stories).
Obtain and maintain NYC Department of Buildings recognized Supported Scaffold User and Suspended Scaffold User certifications (training provided, if required).
Maintain awareness of current and historic NYC Building Codes and industry standards while effectively managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
Support other project types and initiatives as needed.