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Arkadia Search Recruiting is partnering with an established excavation and concrete contractor to place a Project Manager who will own estimating and project execution while growing into broader operational responsibilities.
The role emphasizes estimating and bidding from the start, with progression toward scheduling, field operations and overall day-to-day company operations as you gain trust and experience.
We are partnering with an established excavation and concrete contractor seeking an experienced Project Manager who can take ownership of estimating and project execution while growing into broader operational responsibility over time.
This is not a traditional Project Manager role focused solely on managing individual projects after they are awarded. Estimating and bidding will be an important part of the position from the start. The right person will understand how work is actually performed in the field and be comfortable evaluating plans, developing estimates, planning labor, equipment and materials, and helping carry projects from bid through completion.
The role will work directly with ownership and offers significant long term runway. As the individual learns the business and earns trust, there will be an opportunity to assume increasing responsibility for scheduling, field operations, resource planning, customer relationships and the overall day to day operation of the company.
For a Project Manager who wants broader responsibility and a path beyond managing individual projects, this is a unique opportunity to become an important part of an established construction business.
You’ll be involved in:
This is a hands‑on construction environment where plans can change quickly and practical field knowledge matters. The person in this role needs to understand how decisions around labor, equipment, materials, production and scheduling impact the profitability and execution of a project.
The ideal candidate may currently be a Project Manager, Estimator, or someone whose responsibilities cross both areas. You do not need to already be running an entire construction operation.
What matters most is a strong understanding of construction, the ability to estimate and plan work responsibly, and the desire to take on more responsibility over time.
This opportunity could be particularly attractive to someone who has spent years successfully managing and estimating projects and is ready for the next step in their career. You'll have the opportunity to work directly with ownership, learn the broader operation of an established business, and gradually expand your responsibilities beyond traditional project management.