Project Managers and Assistant Project Managers needed for Los Angeles, Orange County, Inland Empire, San Diego, and Las Vegas!!
General Job Description:
Overall day-to-day construction management for high-density projects in Southern California and Las Vegas, Nevada.
Responsibilities:
Must prepare budgets, aid in the selection of contractors, review bids & award contracts.
Maintain construction schedule, review & process draw requests, review work progress schedule, oversee the performance of architects, general contractors & subcontractors, monitor requests for changes, serve as a liaison between owner/developer & contractor, & see the project through successful closeout.
Qualifications:
4-year degree preferred.
7-10 years of project management experience.
At Least 3-5 years on the apartment and/or multifamily, podium residential developments.
Please fill out the contact form below or contact us at +1 (949) 955-1455.
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