The Project Manager is responsible for bringing each project in on or under budget by controlling costs and forecasting revenue and costs throughout the project. The role coordinates, manages, and completes a portfolio of multiple concurrent construction projects of varying sizes. The Project Manager attends contractor project meetings and maintains accurate records of meetings, schedules, and requests. The role also works with Sales to confirm labor estimates for new and retrofit projects, manages change orders from inception to completion, anticipates problems and implements cost-effective solutions, and coordinates across Sales, Superintendents, Foremen, and Service staff. The Project Manager ensures compliance with project closeout requirements, AHJ approvals, customer training, and closeout documentation. The position includes supporting proposal activities, attending pre-bid meetings, selecting subcontractors, maintaining project documentation, managing material purchases and rentals, developing and maintaining schedules, coordinating field resources, and providing regular project progress and cost-to-complete updates. The role serves as the primary interface for owners and customers and supports construction meetings, safety programs, scheduling, and project closeout. The anticipated base salary range is $90,000–$138,000. Actual starting pay depends on job-related factors, and the posted range excludes bonuses, commissions, overtime, and benefits. Eligible employees may participate in company benefit programs, subject to plan terms and eligibility requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed