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Novax Recruitment Ltd. is seeking an Assistant Project Manager for commercial construction in Texas. The role requires taking ownership of defined project packages and supporting procurement, cost tracking, and coordination with owners, architects, and field teams.
This is not an entry-level APM role; the ideal candidate has 3–5 years of commercial construction experience, with a degree in Construction Management or engineering, and a track record of advancing toward Project Management.
Already doing more than a Project Engineer - but not getting the opportunity to step up?
This could be the move that changes that.
A well-established commercial construction business in Texas is looking for an Assistant Project Manager who is already taking ownership of real project responsibilities and is ready to continue progressing toward a full Project Manager position.
This is not an entry-level APM role and isn't designed for someone still learning the basics.
The business has a strong preference for developing people internally, making this an opportunity for someone who has already built solid commercial construction experience and is ready for the next stage of their career.
You'll support the delivery of ground-up commercial and industrial construction projects, working closely with project leadership, Superintendents, subcontractors, owners and architects.
Your responsibilities will include:
This is a role where you'll be expected to understand how projects are actually built and managed, not simply keep paperwork moving.
The key attraction is the progression.
If you're already managing substantial parts of a project and can demonstrate the commercial, contractual and field understanding required of a PM, this business provides a genuine opportunity to continue moving toward that position.
The ideal candidate is someone who wants to be a Project Manager - and is already building the experience to get there.
You should ideally have:
They're looking for someone who can already demonstrate ownership and accountability, rather than someone who needs to be trained from the ground up.
$100,000-$120,000 base salary, depending on experience
Plus:
Texas
If you're an APM who has reached the point where you're ready for more responsibility, more ownership and a clear path toward PM, I'd be interested in speaking with you.
Confidential conversations available.