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Millworks By Design
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.
$117,174 / year median in California
-6% projected decline
Job Description
Project Manager Millworks By Design
- 4.8 Newbury Park, CA Job Details Full-time $100,000
- $150,000 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Vision insurance Qualifications Project reporting Fabrication Customer communication Construction specifications Coordinating with subcontractors on construction projects Performance Reporting Construction drawing review Managing construction project teams Millwork Client management Vendor communication Construction stakeholder communication Managing teams in a construction management role Management reporting Managing projects Construction submittals Technical Proficiency Full Job Description Project Manager We're hiring a Project Manager with experience in high-end residential or commercial millwork to lead complex, high-value projects from contract award through final installation and closeout.
WHAT YOU'LL OWN
Project Leadership + Client Management Lead multiple high-end residential millwork projects simultaneously, from kickoff through completion Serve as the primary point of contact for residential general contractors, architects, interior designers, and homeowners Maintain a responsive, diplomatic, solutions-oriented presence with customers and vendors Run project meetings, set clear next actions, and keep stakeholders aligned Design Intent + Submittals Strategically guide the design team through a design intent confirmation and submittal process that feels collaborative and smooth, while protecting fabrication realities, field conditions, and schedule Review and manage architectural drawings, shop drawings, finish schedules, and specifications Manage RFIs, submittals, approvals, and documentation control from start through closeout Track site conditions and decisions to protect fabrication accuracy and installation outcomes Schedule + Cross-Team Coordination Build and maintain project schedules that reflect real engineering, production, procurement, and field constraints Coordinate closely with engineering, production, purchasing, and installation teams to keep work flowing cleanly from drawings to fabrication to field Plan and confirm site readiness, access, sequencing, and logistics with GCs and trades Conduct job site visits and subcontractor/vendor visits to verify conditions and resolve issues early Budget + Change Order Management Own project budgets, cost tracking, and cost-at-completion forecasting through closeout Lead change order strategy and execution: scope definition, pricing inputs, approvals, and documentation Act as the primary decision maker around change orders, subcontractor scopes, PO approvals, and budget issues Support month-end close with accurate cost-to-complete assessments and risk flags, with the goal of meeting the project budget at closeout Closeout + Portfolio Reporting Drive punch lists, final completion, and clean closeout deliverables Ensure projects are accurately closed out (scope complete, documentation complete, budget aligned, and handoff requirements met) Maintain clear visibility into project health and forward-looking risk Present concise, accurate updates during Portfolio Reviews (schedule, budget, risk, change exposure, and next actions) Risk + Issue Resolution Proactively identify risks and resolve issues tied to design intent, fabrication constraints, scheduling, logistics, or field conditions Escalate and solve problems early with the right balance of urgency, diplomacy, and accountabilityWHAT IT TAKES
5+ years of experience in residential millwork or architectural woodworking project management (high-end custom preferred) Proven ability to manage high-end, custom residential projects end-to-end: award submittals fabrication installation closeout Strong understanding of millwork materials, finishes, fabrication methods, and installation practices Expert ability to read and interpret architectural, interior design, and shop drawings, finish schedules, and specifications Proficiency with project management and scheduling tools (Excel required; Innergy a plus) Excellent client-facing communication and leadership skills, including the ability to be responsive and diplomatic with customers and vendors Ability to strategically lead a design intent confirmation and submittal process that is collaborative, clear, and efficient Strong closeout discipline: ability to close projects accurately with clean documentation and aligned financials Comfortable reporting to leadership: ability to communicate project health clearly and directly during Portfolio Reviews Highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing multiple fast-track projects simultaneously Comfortable conducting job site visits and coordinating field conditions with GCs, trades, and subcontractorsWHAT WE OFFER
Competitive Base Pay (DOE) Performance Pay (Variable compensation pinned to business results) Benefits Package- Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, 401(k), paid holidays, sick time, vacation Schedule
- Full Time, Exempt Location
- Los Angeles (Partially Remote; must live within commuting distance) Start Date
- Immediate