Construction Project Manager - Denver

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER, MULTI-FAMILY CONSTRUCTION

The Project Manager role is primarily responsible for the successful execution of construction activities required for successful completion of multifamily projects. These tasks include scheduling, forecasting, budgeting, scope creation and management, site team coordination, problem solving, and detailed record keeping. The Project Manager must be a great communicator, both written and verbally, with a daily understanding of project activities and the ability to forecast.

They should be expert anticipators, keeping reactive management to a minimum, and produce all necessary reporting and documentation.

• Oversee and direct construction projects from conception to completion
• Review the project in‑depth to schedule deliverables and estimate costs
• Coordinate and direct construction workers and subcontractors
• Select tools, materials and equipment and track inventory
• Meet contractual conditions of performance
• Review the work progress on a daily basis
• Prepare internal and external reports pertaining to job status
• Plan ahead to prevent problems and resolve any emerging ones
• Negotiate terms of agreements, draft contracts and obtain permits and licenses
• Analyze, manage and mitigate risks
• Ensure quality construction standards and the use of proper construction techniques
• Provide training and education to Garrett Companies personnel as needed to ensure a successful project
• Act as mentor to Project Engineers to assist their professional growth

• Previous experience managing multi‑family construction projects
• Positive attitude
• Relentless problem‑solving skills
• Ability to anticipate
• Every member of our team is willing to work and support at all levels
• Must pass a background check and drug screen

• Garden‑style, stick‑frame multifamily construction (Type V)
• Mid‑rise wood‑frame multifamily projects (typically 3–5 stories)
• Experience with slab‑on‑grade and wood‑framed superstructures
• Familiarity with wood truss systems, load‑bearing wall framing, and floor/roof assemblies
• Coordination of framing subcontractors, framing inspection processes, and fire‑rating assemblies
• Understanding of wood‑frame detailing, moisture control, and building envelope integration
• Project budgets typically ranging from $20 million to $60 million and 100–300 unit developments

• This position may require traveling to active project sites and markets within a specified region

• Standard company orientation in Indianapolis