Project Manager – Metal Stud Framing and Drywall

Haselden Construction•Centennial, CO

13h•$116,500 - $143,000

About The Position

Haselden Construction is seeking a Project Manager to join its Self-Perform Interiors team in the Centennial office. The role leads the planning, execution, and financial management of self-performed metal stud framing and drywall projects, ensuring safe delivery on schedule, within budget, and to high quality standards while maximizing customer satisfaction and profitability. The Project Manager is accountable for project profitability, schedule performance, customer satisfaction, and successful completion of project scopes. The role coordinates with preconstruction, estimating, operations, field leadership, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, owners, architects, and internal stakeholders. It manages project budgets, procurement, contracts, change orders, billing, financial forecasts, documentation, schedules, and closeout, while providing direction to Superintendents, Foremen, and project teams. The position calls for a culture of safety, operational excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement. The salary range is $116,500–$143,000 annually, determined by education, experience, knowledge, skills, abilities, and the job location. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in Civil or Architectural Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field; or four or more years of related experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical procedures or governmental regulations.
Ability to write reports and business correspondence and present technical information effectively in response to questions from managers, clients, and vendors.
Ability to work with mathematical concepts including probability, statistical inference, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry, and to apply fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations.
Ability to solve practical problems involving varied concrete variables and limited standardization, and interpret written, oral, diagram, or schedule-based instructions.
Ability to read and analyze construction documents for commercial construction projects.
Basic computer skills, including knowledge of spreadsheet programs and package estimating systems.

Responsibilities

Champion safety, operational excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement throughout the project lifecycle.
Take primary accountability for project profitability, schedule performance, customer satisfaction, and successful completion of self-performed metal stud framing and drywall scopes.
Review project plans, specifications, contracts, schedules, and scope requirements.
Participate in preconstruction planning and collaborate with estimating, operations, and field leadership on project execution strategies.
Develop, review, and manage project budgets, cost codes, and financial forecasts; maintain accurate setup in project cost management systems.
Plan manpower requirements, material procurement, equipment needs, and critical project milestones.
Procure and manage materials, equipment, and subcontracted services in accordance with project budgets, schedules, and company standards.
Negotiate, award, and administer subcontract agreements and supplier contracts.
Conduct project kickoff and pre-job meetings with Superintendents, Foremen, and stakeholders.
Manage submittals, RFIs, shop drawings, and document control processes.
Review and approve shop drawings and fabrication details for compliance with contract documents and constructability requirements.
Work with field supervision to develop and maintain schedules, manpower plans, and production goals.
Monitor labor productivity, production rates, and project costs, and implement corrective actions as needed.
Lead weekly coordination and progress meetings with general contractors, subcontractors, and field teams.
Identify project risks, constraints, and opportunities and develop proactive solutions to limit impacts on cost, schedule, and quality.
Manage and negotiate owner and subcontractor change orders, including timely pricing, approval, and documentation of cost and schedule impacts.
Oversee project billing, monthly pay applications, accounts receivable, and collections to maintain positive cash flow.
Review and approve project invoices, subcontractor pay applications, and vendor payments in accordance with contract requirements and company procedures.
Participate in monthly project financial reviews, including cost forecasting, earned revenue analysis, and profit projections.
Maintain accurate project cost reports and provide financial and operational updates to leadership.
Ensure compliance with contract requirements, company safety programs, quality standards, and project-specific procedures.
Build and maintain working relationships with owners, general contractors, architects, trade partners, and internal stakeholders.
Provide leadership and direction to Superintendents, Foremen, and project teams.
Manage change processes to protect project profitability and client satisfaction.
Coordinate project closeout, including punch lists, as-built drawings, warranties, final billing, lien waivers, operation manuals, occupancy documentation, and owner turnover requirements.
Conduct post-mortem reviews of safety, quality, productivity, financial performance, and client satisfaction, and apply lessons learned to future projects.