Construction Manager

Who you are

You run the job. The schedule, the subs, the owner, the money and the closeout all come back to you, and you like it that way.

• You know a project takes on the personality of the person leading it.
• Organized jobs come from organized PMs.
• Owners stay calm when their PM calls early with the bad news and a plan.
• Subs show up for PMs who are straight with them.

You don't need someone checking on you. You need ownership that backs you and room to do it right.

What you'll own

• Two to three projects at once, from preconstruction through closeout.
• The schedule. You build it, update it and hold everyone to it, with lookaheads that actually mean something.
• The money. GMP, contingency, buyout and change orders. You know where every dollar sits and you protect the contract.
• The owner relationship. Regular updates, real answers, no surprises.
• Subs and field teams. You set expectations on day one, walk the work and solve problems on site before they become emails.
• Permits, inspections and MIOSHA safety on every job.
• Documentation. RFIs, submittals, logs, pay apps and a closeout package that's done before the job is.
• Estimating and precon support, including pricing, constructability and bid strategy.

What you bring

• 7+ years as a construction project manager on commercial or multifamily projects, including time carrying more than one job at once.
• Experience on CM at risk and GMP contracts.
• Occupied multifamily renovation experience is a big plus.
• Strong blueprint reading. This one's a must.
• You can read a set of drawings, a contract and a room.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office software.
• Experience with construction management software.
• A valid driver's license, and you're comfortable walking active job sites in every kind of Michigan weather.

What you get

• Competitive salary and a performance-based bonus.
• 401(k) with employer matching.
• Insurance benefits.
• PTO and paid holidays.
• Direct access to ownership. Decisions get made in a quick conversation with the people who own the company.
• A real voice in building the systems we'll run on for the next hundred years.