Assistant Project Manager - Public sector
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We are looking for a moldable, eager Assistant Project Manager to work on a variety of public, hospital, and higher education projects. This is a great opportunity for newer APMs to grow and develop their skills.

Client Details

This family-owned general contractor and construction management firm has been delivering excellence in public, healthcare, and educational projects for years. Owned and operated by seasoned professionals with over $1.5 billion in completed projects, the company is known for treating its employees like family and fostering a culture of growth. With a consistent pipeline of work, they maintain partnerships with institutions like Columbia University, Presbyterian Hospital, and SUNY.

Description

• Assist Project Managers in overseeing various public, healthcare, and higher education projects.
• Coordinate project schedules, subcontractor communication, and site logistics.
• Support project documentation, including RFIs, submittals, and change orders.
• Work closely with clients, vendors, and the internal team to ensure project success.

Profile

• Entry-level to a few years of experience in commercial construction or related fields.
• Willing to learn and grow within a dynamic team environment.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Experience in public, hospital, or higher education construction is a plus but not required.

Job Offer

• Competitive salary ranging from $80K to $120K based on experience.
• Opportunities for career advancement in a growing company with consistent project flow.
• Be part of a family-oriented team that values work-life balance and employee development.

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