Project Manager, Construction Manager​/ Foreman, Procurement ​/ Purchasing

The Construction Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, managing, and closing out assigned heavy civil and site-development projects safely, profitably, on schedule, and in accordance with contractual requirements. The Project Manager owns project financial results, contract administration, cost-to-complete forecasting, scheduling, and client communications while partnering closely with the Superintendent on field execution. The Project Manager combines knowledge of clearing, grading, earthwork, underground utilities, storm drainage, and roadway construction with financial discipline, proactive communication, strong organization, and accountable leadership.

Manage assigned projects from estimating turnover and contract award through final closeout.

Develop project execution plans with Superintendents, including budgets, milestones, procurement, and staffing needs.

Review contract scope, plans, specifications, permits, assumptions, and project risks.

Lead project coordination meetings; track deliverables, decisions, and corrective actions.

Apply company project management standards and maintain timely, accurate records.

Own project budgets, committed costs, cost codes, projected revenue, and gross profit outcomes.

Prepare and update monthly cost-to-complete (CTC) forecasts using remaining quantities, unit costs, production rates, and commitments.

Monitor labor, equipment, materials, subcontractors, production quantities, and cost variances.

Identify margin erosion early; develop corrective actions and communicate financial risks to leadership.

Review invoices, pay applications, billings, retainage, and collection issues within assigned authority.

Develop and maintain baseline CPM schedules, critical milestones, and schedule updates.

Coordinate weekly and multiweek look-ahead plans with Superintendents and subcontractors.

Compare actual production with planned progress; address delays, constraints, and recovery actions.

Coordinate material procurement, equipment, labor needs, and subcontractor sequencing.

Promote a strong safety culture and reinforce company policies on every assigned project.

Coordinate with field and Safety personnel on inspections, corrective actions, and safe work planning.

Participate in incident prevention, near-miss follow-up, and timely resolution of safety issues.

Verify conformance with plans, specifications, permits, testing, and quality requirements.

Direct and mentor Project Engineers, Project Administrators, and other assigned project support staff.

Partner with Superintendents on execution priorities, field coordination, and project accountability.

Delegate clearly, review deliverables, and provide coaching and performance feedback.

Build constructive relationships between office teams, field crews, clients, and subcontractors.

Develop scopes, coordinate subcontract agreements, and monitor subcontractor performance.

Manage procurement schedules, purchase orders, long-lead materials, and vendor coordination.

Verify subcontractor progress and payment applications against contract requirements.

Serve as primary contact for owners, developers, general contractors, engineers, and other stakeholders.

Identify, price, document, submit, negotiate, and track change orders and extra work.

Prepare weekly client progress reports; lead meetings and communicate schedule, issues, and decisions.

Comply with contractual notices, RFI procedures, correspondence, and documentation requirements.

Maintain current plans, specifications, RFIs, submittals, change-order logs, and project…