Construction Project Manager

We’re looking for an experienced Construction Project Manager to oversee commercial interior construction projects from initial startup through final completion. The ideal candidate has direct experience managing drywall, metal framing, acoustical ceilings, flooring, and related interior finish work. This role involves leading project planning, budgeting, procurement, field coordination, and subcontractor management while maintaining profitability and ensuring projects meet schedule, safety, and quality requirements.

Responsibilities

• Lead commercial interior construction projects involving drywall, metal framing, acoustical ceilings, flooring, and other interior finishes from project startup through final closeout.
• Establish and manage project schedules, budgets, procurement plans, workforce forecasts, and execution strategies.
• Evaluate construction drawings, specifications, contracts, scopes of work, and schedules to confirm project requirements and identify potential conflicts.
• Coordinate daily project activities with superintendents, foremen, field crews, subcontractors, suppliers, general contractors, and clients.
• Track project budgets, job costs, labor productivity, financial forecasts, billing, change orders, and overall profitability.
• Oversee RFIs, submittals, purchase orders, payment applications, change orders, and other project documentation.
• Manage material and equipment purchasing, including long-lead items, supplier coordination, and delivery schedules.
• Monitor workforce needs and field productivity to maintain project timelines and cost targets.
• Visit jobsites to evaluate safety compliance, workmanship, installation progress, productivity, and schedule performance.
• Lead project meetings and communicate progress, financial updates, risks, and outstanding issues to clients, contractors, field leadership, and internal teams.
• Identify potential cost overruns, scheduling conflicts, scope discrepancies, procurement challenges, and field issues, implementing solutions to minimize their impact.
• Review contracts and project requirements to identify additional work, prepare change orders, and manage potential cost exposures.
• Ensure field teams have current drawings, materials, technical information, and resources needed to complete installations efficiently.
• Work with estimating and operations teams to coordinate project handoffs and align budgets, scopes, and execution plans.
• Manage subcontractor and supplier performance, resolving issues that could affect quality, costs, or deadlines.
• Oversee punch-list completion, warranty obligations, project turnover, final documentation, and closeout activities.