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.
Murfreesboro, TN Job Details Full-time $100,000 - $110,000 a year 1 hour ago Qualifications Customer communication Full Job Description
POSITION SUMMARY
The Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, executing, monitoring, and delivering multiple commercial construction projects safely, on schedule, within budget, and in accordance with contractual requirements and client expectations.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Manage multiple commercial construction projects from turnover through closeout. Develop project execution plans, schedules, and budgets. Lead kickoff meetings and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders. Monitor project costs, profitability, labor, and forecasting. Review contracts, drawings, specifications, RFIs, submittals, and change orders. Coordinate procurement and long lead materials. Oversee field operations with Superintendents and Foremen. Maintain project schedules and develop recovery plans when needed. Conduct site visits and quality inspections. Manage project documentation and reporting. Coordinate commissioning, punch lists, and closeout activities. Build strong relationships with owners, contractors, architects, and vendors. Support billing, revenue forecasting, and financial reporting. Promote a culture of safety, accountability, and continuous improvement.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
Commercial construction project management Budget development and cost control Scheduling and resource planning Contract administration Leadership and team development Client relationship management Problem-solving and decision-making Excellent written and verbal communication Organization and attention to detail
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS
Bachelor's degree and/or 4-5 years of CML-related experience preferred Equivalent industry experience may be considered. Five or more years of commercial construction project management experience. 6 months of field installation experience required Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously. Knowledge of commercial construction practices and contract administration. Ability to communicate clearly and effectively Strong skills in Microsoft Suite of Software, Microsoft Project, Bluebeam, Sage 100 or similar accounting software Valid Driver's License OSHA-30 certification
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE
Electronic security integration Correctional or detention facility construction Access control systems Video surveillance systems Intercom systems Government construction projects Procore Bluebeam Revu Microsoft Project Microsoft Office TRAVEL Regular travel throughout Tennessee and surrounding areas with occasional overnight travel as business needs require to various locations throughout the
US. WORK ENVIRONMENT & CONDITIONS
This role works in a combination of office, project field office, client-facing, and active construction job site environment, with frequent interaction with Project Management, Field Operations, Engineering, clients, general contractors, architects, vendors, subcontractors, and other project stakeholders. Job site visits may include exposure to active construction conditions, moving equipment, noise, dust, uneven walking surfaces, ladders, stairs, outdoor weather conditions, secured or detention/correctional environments, and other site-specific conditions. This role is expected to follow all company, client, OSHA, and site-specific safety requirements, including required reporting and the use of required personal protective equipment (PPE). This role requires regular travel to project locations and may require work outside of normal business hours based on project needs, client meetings, deadlines, inspections, or field conditions. Physical demands may include prolonged periods of sitting and computer work, standing, walking job sites, climbing stairs or ladders as needed, bending, reaching, and occasionally lifting or carrying project-related materials.
