Field Operations Coordinator

Jrm-Construction-Management,-LL; Costa Mesa (CA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

JRM Construction Management, LLC is seeking a Field Operations Coordinator to support the Southern California region, ensuring data integrity, and efficient field processes. You will partner with the Director of Field Operations and Project Management to maintain project setup, oversee system management, and ensure adherence to operational standards.

You will serve as the West Procore Administrator, manage project teams, drawings, permissions, and documentation, while coordinating field

Qualifications

• Experience supporting field operations and project setup processes.
• Knowledge of project management systems and document control.
• Ability to coordinate with multiple teams and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative support to the Director of Field Operations and align with field leadership.
• Organize project kickoff meetings and ensure data integrity in systems.
• Own project setup, entry validation, and team changes in Project Creator.
• Serve as Procore Administrator: set up new projects, upload drawings, manage contacts and permissions.
• Monitor field compliance and generate reports on logs, minutes, look-ahead schedules.
• Process jobsite procurement requests and verify invoices against orders.
• Coordinate labor timesheets and payroll hours for closed projects.
• Support project closeout and issue punch lists; back up project controls as needed.

Job description

At JRM Construction, we build more than exceptional spaces - we build talented teams, rewarding careers, and trusted relationships. As a leading employee-owned construction firm, our people take ownership of every project and work collaboratively to deliver outstanding quality and a positive client experience. Guided by integrity, teamwork, continuous improvement, and genuine care for our people, JRM provides an environment where employees can grow and help shape the company’s long-term success.

Role Overview

The Field Operations Coordinator supports the operational execution of projects across the Southern California region, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and efficiency across field and system processes.

Partnering closely with the Director of Field Operations, Director of Project Management, and project teams, this role is responsible for maintaining project data integrity, supporting field operations, and ensuring adherence to JRM’s operational standards from project setup through closeout.

Key Responsibilities

Field Operations Leadership Support

• Provide direct administrative and operational support to the Director of Field Operations
• Partner with field leadership to ensure alignment with operational standards and project execution priorities
• Organize and document project kickoff meetings for upcoming projects

Project Setup & Systems Management

• Review and approve new project entries within JRM systems to ensure complete and accurate setup
• Own project setup and data integrity within systems throughout the project lifecycle
• Enter and maintain project team changes within Project Creator, as directed
• Set up Day 2 and Maintenance job numbers as required

Procore Administration

• Serve as the JRM West Procore Administrator
• Set up new projects upon issuance of job numbers
• Upload initial drawings and establish project teams
• Maintain and update directory contacts, including subcontractors, vendors, clients, and design teams
• Assign and manage appropriate permissions across all project stakeholders
• Upload and manage project documentation as requested
• Provide training and support to Project Managers and APMs on Procore
• Distribute documentation retention forms for closed projects

Field Compliance & Reporting

• Review weekly superintendent compliance with JRM operational standards, including:
  • Daily logs
  • Subcontractor meeting minutes
  • Open and hot items lists
  • Look-ahead schedules
  • Dumpster tickets
  • OSR logs
• Report deficiencies and trends to the Director of Field Operations and Director of Project Management

Jobsite Operations & Procurement

• Receiving and confirming approvals
• Placing orders with approved vendors (Colony, Amazon, United Rentals, etc.)
• Verifying invoices against orders and coding for processing
• Maintain jobsite inventory logs in coordination with Superintendents
• Coordinate printing requests for project teams
• Manage mini container scheduling and ticket tracking

Labor & Payroll Coordination

• Review and process JRM West in-house laborer timesheets
• Coordinate scheduling of Pacesetter labor
• Verify payroll hours are submitted for closed projects and restrict billing to closed job numbers unless approved

Project Closeout & Coordination

• Support project teams in driving project completion and issuance of punch list completion letters to clients
• Monitor project closeout status and ensure required documentation is completed
• Serve as backup for project controls functions, including material orders, during absences

What Success Looks Like

• Accurate and timely project setup and system management
• Strong field compliance and visibility into operational performance
• Seamless coordination between field teams, project teams, and leadership
• Proactive support that enables efficient project execution and closeout

Salary Information

• To the extent this position is performed in California, the annual salary range for this role is $75,000 - $90,000.

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