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Outside The Box, LLC is seeking a Project Manager to oversee federal construction projects in Charleston, SC. The role requires relocation to the project site, 5–10 years of federal experience, and strong organizational and communication skills.
The Project Manager will report to the VP of Construction Operations, lead proposals, estimates, and bid documents, and manage contract awards and project execution with subcontractors and suppliers. Travel to job sites is required.
Federal Construction Project Manager job at Outside The Box. Charleston, SC.
Outside The Box, LLC is a General Contractor specializing in construction and renovation work for the federal government. We are looking for ambitious, high-caliber professionals to grow with our company. We are currently looking to hire a Project Manager willing to relocate to the project site, with a minimum of 5-10 years of Federal experience. Our ideal candidate is a self-motivated, highly responsible person with outstanding organizational and communication skills who can grow with the company. Outside The Box offers competitive pay, car and phone allowance, and a nice benefits package.
The Project Manager will be reporting primarily to the Vice President of Construction Operations, with accountability to Executive Management personnel. The Project Manager will also seek out and initiate project opportunities and will be able to work at an independent level, with minimal oversight. This is not a position for those with residential or simple commercial construction experience. Typical projects are in the range of $200,000 to $10,000,000 and must conform to the contractual and technical requirements of government agencies. Travel to job sites is required to attend site visits, project meetings, ongoing monitoring, and final inspection walk-throughs.
These tasks involve technical knowledge, extensive communication, and coordination skills. The ideal candidate must take consideration for quality control and safety on the job very seriously. They must strive for cost control and have experience managing labor resources, purchasing, material expediting, and a wide variety of project and contract paperwork and documentation. The Project Manager provides team management, networking and handling of subcontractors and suppliers, and maintaining positive client relationships.