Project Manager- Glass Division

Corcoran Glass & Paint•Greenville, WI

About The Position

The Project Manager is responsible for executing assigned glass projects from contract award through completion. The role is the primary customer contact for active projects and ensures delivery on time, within budget, and in accordance with contractual requirements, quality standards, and safety expectations. The position focuses on project-level coordination, communication, and financial performance in partnership with field personnel and internal departments. The Project Manager coordinates schedules, materials, labor, and subcontractors; develops and monitors budgets, schedules, and documentation; reviews project costs and profitability; manages change orders; and maintains project records. The role also serves as a liaison among customers, field employees, the fabrication shop, and internal departments, and promotes a safe, organized, and professional jobsite environment.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Project Management, or equivalent experience preferred.
3–7 years of project management experience in construction or a related field preferred.
Strong understanding of construction drawings and specifications.
Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
Excellent customer service, communication, and organizational skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
Comfortable working in both office and field environments.
Strong knowledge of commercial and industrial glazing, including storefront, curtainwall, glass entrances and partitions, railings, fire-rated systems, sliding/folding walls, and commercial/industrial hardware applications.

Nice To Haves

GDS experience preferred but not required.
AutoCAD experience preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Manage assigned projects from contract execution through final closeout.
Serve as the primary customer contact for active projects and maintain consistent communication throughout the project lifecycle.
Build, maintain, enhance, and foster long-term client relationships.
Coordinate schedules, materials, labor, and subcontractors to meet project timelines.
Develop, monitor, and maintain project budgets, schedules, and documentation.
Analyze job costs, revenue, and profitability; identify and resolve discrepancies.
Review customer specifications, drawings, and project quotes.
Manage change orders and negotiate scope, pricing, and schedule adjustments as needed.
Estimate change orders on current projects and small client projects.
Facilitate or attend project-related meetings with customers, general contractors, and internal teams.
Act as liaison between customers, field employees, the fabrication shop, and internal departments.
Identify and proactively resolve project issues affecting schedule, cost, quality, or customer satisfaction.
Review material receipts for quality and quantity.
Approve invoices by matching product quantity and pricing.
Maintain accurate project records and reporting.
Promote a safe, organized, and professional jobsite environment.