The Reconstruction Project Manager (RPM) manages residential, commercial, and industrial reconstruction projects from start to completion, helping homeowners and businesses recover from fire, water damage, mold, asbestos concerns, and other property losses. The RPM works closely with restoration teams and coordinates tradespeople, subcontractors, insurance representatives, office staff, vendors, customers, and other project participants. The role oversees schedules, budgets, collections, resources, and timelines while delivering strong customer service and ensuring work is completed efficiently. The position reports to the Operations Manager. Construction or restoration experience is preferred, and training is available for the right candidate. The RPM manages multiple projects at different stages, prepares work orders and schedules, coordinates customer material selections and inspections, secures permits, maintains clean and orderly job sites, and works within project budgets. Performance is evaluated against operational objectives and KPIs, including sales, gross margin, customer satisfaction, and project delivery metrics. The role also involves building customer and vendor relationships, participating in local community events, ensuring compliance with standards and regulations, and maintaining safe work practices. The role involves occasional lifting of 5–100 pounds, substantial standing, walking, pushing, and pulling, and occasional climbing, balancing, crouching, stooping, reaching, kneeling, and handling. Work may take place in confined spaces and involve exposure to varied weather and temperatures, moderate to loud noise, and fumes from solvents and chemical solutions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level