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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.
$101,154 / year median in Wisconsin
+3% projected growth
Job Description
If you're at your best when you know the drawings, know what's happening in the field, and know exactly where the budget and schedule stand, this could be worth a conversation. You'll take ownership of ground-up commercial construction projects from preconstruction through final payment—working directly with owners, architects, engineers, superintendents, and subcontractors to keep the job moving. What you'll do: Own project schedules, budgets, documentation, and overall execution from preconstruction through closeout. Review plans and specs, attend pre-bid meetings, and help develop scopes and estimates. Coordinate architects, engineers, MEPFP trades, owners, and field teams to solve issues before they become delays. Lead your field superintendent and subcontractors while keeping everyone aligned on schedule, safety, and quality. Manage RFIs, change orders, subcontractor scopes, contracts, and project documentation in Procore. Run preconstruction and weekly progress meetings and keep owners informed. Track project costs, review bids, negotiate subcontracts, and prepare change-order estimates.