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Project Manager, New York, NYOur client is hiring a Project Manager in New York, NY to run an onsite design-build project team as part of the effort to replace Rikers Island. This is a full-time, onsite Construction Project Manager position. You will lead the project team on the ground and keep the work on design, on budget, and on schedule. You will work with the construction contractor on practical, cost-effective plans and administer agreements. You will also keep clear records on contracts, drawings, correspondence, permits, and regulatory compliance. You will walk the sites to check progress, quality, and compliance with project specifications. You will also set the tone on safety, especially around contractor work activities. You will be the connection between the client, subcontractors, and your own team, and your decisions will shape how a major piece of New York City construction gets built. They need someone in the seat as soon as possible. Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field~15+ years on construction projects of varying complexity, including 7+ years in a leadership role~ Proven record leading large-scale high-rise construction projects~ Experience leading complex projects under both traditional and design-build delivery~ Solid command of construction management software, project management tools, and Microsoft Office~ 176,800–$197,600 per year, plus Anthem Gold group health, 3 weeks PTO, 1 week sick leave, 10 federal holidays, and a Safe Harbor 401(k) with a 4% match, entry after 3 months, and no vesting schedule. Discretionary bonuses come in December and raises come every October. If you want a stable, long-term home for your next major project, apply today and tell us about the biggest build you have led.

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Level

Manager L7

Salary

$176,800 - $197,600 per year

Location

New York, NY

Occupation

Construction Managers

Industry

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction

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