Senior Concrete Project Manager
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Construction
Estimator, Site Manager, Civil Engineering -
Engineering
Estimator, Site Manager, Civil Engineering
Trueline’s client, the self-perform concrete division of a nationally recognized, employee-owned construction company, is seeking a Senior Concrete Project Manager to join their team in Knoxville, TN. You’ll lead large, complex concrete projects within about two hours of Knoxville, including a major $100 million project starting up in 2027, and you’ll be home every night.
The role pays $120,000-$150,000, plus annual ESOP and 401(k) contributions targeted at 15% of base salary. This self-perform contractor builds for its own family of companies and for other general contractors across the region. It’s a chance to lead a marquee project and help build the team behind it.
What You’ll Do as the Senior Concrete Project Manager:
- Lead multiple large, complex self-perform concrete projects from preconstruction through closeout
- Serve as the primary point of contact for clients and general contractors, overseeing financial management, change management, scheduling, conflict resolution, and contractor relations
- Manage project budgets, cost projections, and labor and material performance on self-perform concrete scopes
- Oversee the change and cost management process from start to finish
- Help develop procurement documents and establish agreements and work scopes with vendors, suppliers, and lower-tier subcontractors
- Coordinate with design teams on design packages, estimating, bidding, and construction schedules
- Allocate project resources, including field crews, equipment, and materials, and adjust them as project needs change
- Determine builder’s risk and insurance approaches and make sure required coverage is in place
- Model safety leadership, address unsafe conditions promptly, and partner with superintendents on corrective actions
- Work with inspection and permitting authorities to understand requirements and plan to meet them
- Lead and develop Assistant Project Managers and Project Engineers
- Set clear expectations with project team members, trade partners, and stakeholders, and manage deliverables to completion
Must-Haves as the Senior Concrete Project Manager:
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field, plus 10+ years of construction experience. An equivalent combination of education and experience also qualifies.
- Project management experience with a self-perform concrete subcontractor, or with a civil or heavy civil subcontractor doing comparable self-perform work
- A track record of managing large, complex projects end to end, including financials, change management, and scheduling
- Strong client-facing skills with general contractors and owners
- A firm grasp of self-perform labor, material, and equipment cost management
- Safety leadership on active jobsites
- Ability to work from the Knoxville office and travel to projects within about two hours. Relocation assistance is available.
Nice-to-Haves as the Senior Concrete Project Manager:
- Experience with a large national self-perform concrete contractor
- Structural concrete experience, including foundations, elevated decks, post-tensioned, cast-in-place, or tilt-up work
- Preconstruction and estimating involvement on concrete packages
- Heavy civil, DOT, or bridge experience
- Experience managing APMs and Project Engineers
- OSHA 30-hour Construction certification
Our Client Offers:
- Base salary of $120,000-$150,000, depending on experience
- Employee ownership: annual ESOP and 401(k) contributions targeted at 15% of base salary, with no employee contribution required, met in nearly every year since the ESOP launched, and a five-year vesting schedule
- Vehicle allowance and phone allowance
- Medical (PPO and high-deductible options with an employer HSA contribution), dental, and vision, with the company covering the majority of medical premiums
- Life insurance,…
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