A Construction Project Manager supervises construction projects from beginning to end, ensuring that projects are completed within time and budgetary constraints. Controls the time, cost and quality of construction projects, from residential, commercial and industrial buildings to roads, bridges and schools. Plans and coordinate all aspects of the construction process, including hiring contractors and working with engineers, architects and vendors.
$60/hr. We're looking for A seasoned Construction Project Manager to lead multiple capital projects across TMMWV, TMMI, and TMMK. The ideal candidate brings strong ownership, sound judgment, and a hands-on approach to safely deliver high-quality work while embodying Toyota values of Respect for People and continuous improvement. What you'll be doing - Conduct feasibility studies and design development with AE firms Lead ground-up and renovation capital projects from concept through closeout, typically $2M-$30M+. Drive feasibility studies, due diligence, design development, construction documents, page-turns, and design-quality reviews. Develop and maintain Microsoft Project schedules, Procore budgets and forecasts, and executive-level status presentations. Lead competitive bidding, procurement, and scope awards for architectural, engineering, and general-contractor services. Define owner project criteria and detailed scopes of work for AE and construction services. Monitor contractor performance against cost, schedule, safety, and quality commitments; attend jobsite meetings and coordinate consultant site visits. Review shop drawings and submittals; coordinate responses to contractor inquiries and validate contractor payment applications against actual progress. Coordinate multiple priorities; lead construction coordinators and walk jobsites to resolve constraints. Engage IT, AV, Security, operations, and plant partners for design input and decision alignment. Manage changes, mitigate scope creep, and advance value-adding changes with transparent cost, schedule, quality, and safety impacts. Oversee contractor quality-control programs and enforce safety documentation and expectations; resolve field issues promptly and maintain construction quality.
