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An established industry player is seeking an Assistant Construction Project Manager to join their dynamic team. This role involves supporting project management activities, ensuring adherence to safety standards, and facilitating effective communication among team members. The company values integrity, growth, and relationships, creating a collaborative environment that fosters professional development. With a commitment to excellence and a proven track record of success, this is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about construction management to contribute to impactful projects and advance their career in a thriving organization.
Job Description
Elmington Construction, a thriving builder, embarked on its journey in 2017 with a commitment to excellence and a growth mindset. Over the past three years, we've experienced impressive year-over-year growth ranging from 30% to 40%, a testament to our entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to delivering quality projects.
As an Assistant Construction Project Manager at Elmington Construction, you will help deliver projects according to their plans, schedules, budgets, quality expectations, selections, and specifications, with the right attitude, courtesy, and professionalism as it relates to their team, subcontractors, and customers.
All activities will be performed in support of the values of Elmington Construction: Integrity, Precision, Growth, Driven, Relationships.
Travel may be required depending on specific assignments.
We foster an entrepreneurial mindset, rewarding the value our team members bring. We provide opportunities for advancement and career growth, recognizing contributions to our collective success. Our culture emphasizes collaboration, continuous improvement, and innovation.
Elmington Construction is an equal opportunity employer committed to a discrimination-free workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment based on protected characteristics as outlined by law. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs.