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Broadmoor, an employee-owned contractor in Shreveport, is seeking an Assistant Project Manager to support the Project Manager from startup through closeout on active Northwest Louisiana projects.
The role assists with contract administration, procurement, document control, scheduling, budgeting, and risk management, and may mentor Project Engineers. Exempt position with ESOP ownership and strong teamwork, communication, and field coordination.
Location: Shreveport / Northwest Louisiana
Founded in 1973 as an expansion of Boh Bros. Construction, one of Louisiana's largest civil contractors, Broadmoor has built its reputation on three enduring principles: the importance of our people, pride in our projects and accomplishments, and the value of a satisfied customer. These principles guide our decisions and support our core purpose: To Honorably Serve Our Communities. Broadmoor is also an employee-owned company through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Our ownership culture gives employees a meaningful connection to the company's long-term success and reinforces the teamwork, accountability, and shared purpose behind our work.
Broadmoor is seeking an Assistant Project Manager to join our Project Management team in Shreveport. With an established backlog of work in Northwest Louisiana, this position offers the opportunity to contribute to active commercial construction projects while building experience in a market with potential for continued growth.
The Assistant Project Manager supports the Project Manager or Senior Project Manager in leading assigned projects from startup through completion and closeout. This role assists with contract administration, procurement, document control, financial and risk management, scheduling, quality control, and coordination with field operations. The Assistant Project Manager may also supervise and mentor Project Engineers as assigned.
FLSA classification: Exempt.
The employee must be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation. The role regularly involves sitting, standing, walking, speaking, hearing, using a computer, and occasionally lifting or moving office equipment up to 20 pounds. Work is performed in office and jobsite environments and may include outdoor work, inclement weather, water, dust, dirt, grease, fumes, chemicals, equipment noise, and vibration.
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