Project Manager- Commercial General Contractor

Full-time, Onsite

Our Project Managers are the driving force behind every successful build. They keep projects on schedule, on budget and moving forward, and they build lasting relationships with owners, architects and trade partners. If you're a strong leader who likes owning the big picture and the details, we'd like to talk with you.

Crain Construction is a trusted, well-established commercial general contractor based in Nashville. In more than 90 years of business, we've built thousands of structures throughout Middle Tennessee and the Southeast. We can build almost anything, but we specialize in commercial projects, including ground-up construction, renovations, multi-story hospitality, retail, industrial, healthcare, education and multi‑use structures.

At Crain, we value teamwork, flexibility and transparency.
Our mission is to build relationships and structures that last a lifetime!

• Manage the project team, directing Project Engineers and Assistant PMs, and partnering with the Superintendent to keep field and office aligned
• Hold preconstruction and job meetings, and meet regularly with the owner
• Resolve design and detail issues with owners, design teams, suppliers and subcontractors

• Establish and manage the overall project schedule in coordination with the Superintendent
• Coordinate material deliveries and subcontractor work, and adjust as the job changes
• Request time extensions as needed under the contract documents

• Oversee the financial health of the project, analyze job cost reports and recommend action on overruns
• Review, code and approve subcontractor and vendor pay applications and invoices
• Prepare owner billings and monthly percent‑complete data with the Superintendent
• Estimate and submit change requests, and execute change orders with the owner, architect and subcontractors

• Coordinate all subcontractors and vendors, and support strong subcontractor relationships
• Manage the submittal process so materials and equipment arrive on time to support the schedule

• Manage the Site‑Specific Safety Program and uphold Crain's safety guidelines, OSHA requirements and best practices
• Make sure company processes are followed, contract files are maintained and as‑built records are kept current

• Mentor and train Project Engineers and Assistant PMs
• Represent Crain at industry events

• A Bachelor's degree in a related field plus 5 years of applicable experience,
  or 8 years of applicable experience
• At least 5 years managing commercial projects of up to $15 million, or equivalent experience supporting a senior PM on larger projects
• Strong financial, scheduling and communication skills

• A comprehensive benefits package, including a 401(k)
• A vehicle allowance
• A family‑oriented work culture where teamwork comes first