Construction Project Coordinator
Listed on 2026-09-04
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Construction
Construction Manager/ Foreman, Procurement / Purchasing
Construction Project Coordinator
This is an office-based role; candidates must be located in, or have a concrete connection to the Tampa metro. FV Services is a family of construction and facilities management solutions providing an all-in-one resource for retail, franchise, and hospitality clients. Since our founding in 2006, we've completed over 1,000 projects nationally — offering Site Selection, Design and Architectural Plans, Construction Management, and Facilities Management, so our clients never have to juggle multiple General Contractors.
We're a national construction management and general contracting firm specializing in commercial tenant improvements, and we're growing — this role sits at the center of that growth.
The Role As an Entry-Level Project Coordinator, you'll be the administrative backbone initially supporting 1 Project Manager across multiple concurrent jobs. This isn't data entry — it's the fastest way to learn how commercial construction actually gets built, with a clear runway to a PM or other construction paths. The best Coordinators don't just log documents; they read them, understand what's being built, and chase down answers before a delay reaches the field.
If an architect goes quiet on a critical RFI, we want someone who calls, finds the workaround, and flags the PM — not someone who sends a follow-up email and waits.
- Document Control:
Manage the flow of RFIs, submittals, and drawing updates through Procore. - Meeting Administration:
Write and distribute precise, timely meeting minutes. - Close-Out Support:
Gather O&M manuals, warranties, and as-built drawings for project close-out. - Discrepancy Tracking:
Read drawings and specs closely enough to flag field/document discrepancies before they cause delays. - Reporting:
Utilize Procore, Smartsheet, and Microsoft Office for job tracking and reporting.
What Success Looks Like First 3 Months — Absorb & Log
- Achieve zero backlog in the submittal and RFI logs.
- Distribute all weekly meeting minutes within 24 hours of adjournment.
- Build fluency in reading architectural, structural, and MEP drawings well enough to spot glaring errors before logging.
First 6 Months — Drive & Predict
- Own the close-out process for sub-projects or specific phases.
- Reduce average RFI turnaround time by actively chasing architects — phone calls, not just email follow-ups.
- Build foundational knowledge of subcontractor scopes of work and basic construction estimating.
First 12 Months — Graduate & Assist
- Manage minor change order tracking independently.
- Routinely flag field/document discrepancies to your PM before they stall the job site.
- Build baseline scheduling knowledge (e.g., Microsoft Project or Primavera P6) to prepare for promotion to Assistant PM.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Bachelor's degree (desired) in Construction Management, Business, Operations Mgmt, or similar
- Highly organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing a high volume of paperwork without letting things slip.
- A sense of urgency — you close loops instead of waiting on them.
- Comfort with (or eagerness to learn) construction software like Procore, Smartsheet, and Microsoft Office.
- No construction experience is required — we're looking for the drive to chase down answers, not a résumé full of jobsite hours. Any familiarity with construction and trades is good, but again, not required.
Tools:
Procore, Smartsheet, and Microsoft Office training from day one. Budget:
Professional development support for relevant certifications (OSHA, LEED, Procore Certifications). People: A manageable PM support ratio (typically 1 Coordinator to 1 primary PM). While you may occasionally support other PMs when needed, this role won't be spread thin across the whole team. Cadence: A weekly 30-minute 1:1 with your PM on active project logs and deliverables — plus a separate monthly mentorship conversation with a senior PM (not your day-to-day manager) focused purely on your career growth.
- Tools:
Procore, Smartsheet, and Microsoft Office training from day one. - Budget:
Professional development support for relevant certifications (OSHA, LEED, Procore Certifications). - People: A manageable PM…
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