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Robert Half

Project Manager

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What they do

A Project Manager manages work on projects with a defined scope, start and completion point. Leads project teams, manages project budgets and schedules; manages contractors and communications with stakeholders. May manage projects in construction, information technology or in other industries.

$112,642 / year median in New Jersey

-10% projected decline

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Job Description

A 50-year-old established construction company in Paramus is looking for an experienced Project Manager to lead construction work from preconstruction planning through final completion. This role partners closely with leadership, field teams, subcontractors, and clients to keep projects organized, compliant, and financially on track. The ideal candidate brings strong commercial or civil construction expertise, sound judgment, and the ability to drive progress while maintaining quality, safety, and clear communication.
Salary:
$150,000
Benefits:
Medical, Dental, VisionResponsibilities:
  • Direct construction projects through each phase, ensuring milestones, budgets, and operational goals are achieved.
  • Build and manage project plans that cover scheduling, cost forecasting, financial oversight, and resource coordination.
  • Source trade partners and suppliers with relevant experience, evaluate bid packages, and negotiate scope alignment before award.
  • Draft, issue, and manage subcontract agreements while overseeing vendor commitments and performance expectations.
  • Partner with site leadership to prepare logistics strategies and support project-specific safety planning documentation.
  • Review payment applications, schedules of values, owner billings, invoices, and related requisitions for accuracy and progress alignment.
  • Lead change management activities, including pricing review, documentation, negotiation, and execution of change orders.
  • Oversee submittals, requests for information, procurement timelines, and long-lead material tracking to avoid schedule disruption.
  • Run project meetings, record key decisions, and maintain complete documentation including correspondence, drawings, specifications, and closeout records.
  • Monitor quality-related activities such as inspections, testing, commissioning, and final turnover requirements to support successful delivery.