Project Manager
Construction
QuincyMA

The Project Manager (PM) is responsible for leading and coordinating all phases of a construction project to ensure cost, schedule, document control, safety, and quality standards are achieved. This individual exercises independent judgment in managing day-to-day project operations, driving the project from start-up through closeout, and serving as a key point of contact for internal teams, subcontractors, and clients.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain a strong understanding of and consistently follow Company Standard Operating Procedures and Team Agreements.

  • Apply sound knowledge of construction principles, methods, techniques, and procedures.

  • Read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings, specifications, and contract documents.

  • Maintain a client-first, “whatever it takes” attitude in addressing project needs and delivering a high level of service.

  • Take ownership of assigned projects and proactively drive tasks through completion.

  • Work both in the office and on the job site as needed.

  • Share in jobsite staffing coverage, including nights and weekends, if required.

Project Start-Up

  • Review owner contracts and become fully familiar with project terms, conditions, and scope requirements.

  • Develop, manage, and distribute short-interval and master construction schedules, ensuring subcontractors are working from the most current CPM schedule.

  • Lead the development of phasing and logistics plans in coordination with field leadership.

  • Oversee the permitting process and ensure all required permits are obtained in a timely manner.

  • Review drawings and specifications to become fully familiar with all aspects of the project.

  • Lead scope reviews, leveling sheets, subcontractor buyout, and procurement efforts.

  • Oversee the preparation and management of the submittal register.

Ongoing Project Management

  • Manage project administration to ensure subcontractor contracts, insurance, and bonds are received, current, and compliant before work begins on site.

  • Lead weekly project meetings and maintain strong communication with owners, consultants, subcontractors, and internal staff.

  • Review and manage project logs including RFIs, submittals, PCOs, change orders, and other key documentation on a regular basis.

  • Oversee the submittal process, monitor material procurement and deliveries, and ensure all submittals align with plans and specifications.

  • Manage the RFI process, including identifying issues, drafting requests, tracking responses, and communicating impacts to the team.

  • Coordinate with the Superintendent to review daily reports, weekly progress photos, and safety documentation for completeness and overall project tracking.

  • Lead coordination efforts between trades, including review of coordination drawings and running coordination meetings as needed.

  • Review and manage subcontractor change requests, pricing, and cost impacts.

  • Perform or oversee quantity take-offs, budgeting support, forecasting, and cost control efforts.

  • Monitor project budgets, schedules, and overall performance to keep work progressing on time and within financial targets.

  • Identify project risks early and implement solutions to keep the project moving efficiently.

Project Closeout

  • Lead the punch list process and ensure all remaining work is completed in a timely manner.

  • Oversee collection of all required documentation for certificate of occupancy, licensure, and final turnover.

  • Manage the closeout matrix and ensure all closeout documents, warranties, affidavits, inspection sign-offs, and compliance items are obtained.

  • Address non-compliant subcontractors directly to ensure timely and complete closeout.

  • Ensure a smooth turnover to the owner with all required documentation and deliverables completed.

Physical Requirements

  • Must be able to walk active job sites, including climbing ladders and traversing uneven surfaces.

  • Must be able to sit or stand for extended periods for meetings and computer-based work.

  • Must be able to provide own transportation to office and job sites.

Necessary Attributes

  • Core Values - Demonstrates honesty, integrity, and strong family values

  • Strong Work Ethic - Sets high standards and follows through on goals

  • Dependable - Consistently takes ownership and follows through on responsibilities

  • Positive Attitude - Helps create a strong and professional team environment

  • Self-Motivated - Continuously seeks opportunities to grow, improve, and lead

  • Team Oriented - Works effectively with others and values collaboration

  • Effective Communicator - Communicates clearly, professionally, and proactively

  • Flexible - Adapts well to changing priorities and project demands

    Benefits

  • Salary: 125-200k,  depending on experience and fit

  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage

  • 401K with Employer Match

  • Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays

  • Professional Growth & Advancement Opportunities

  • Team-Oriented Work Environment