Project Manager

Neara; College Station (TX); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Neara is looking for a Project Manager to lead and oversee on-site construction projects in College Station, Texas. This role is vital in managing project costs, ensuring timely completion, and leading project staff while maintaining compliance with safety and quality standards.

The ideal candidate should have 5-10 years of experience in commercial construction, effective project planning skills, and proficiency in scheduling software. A commitment to quality and teamwork is essential for success in this position.

Responsibilities

• Supervise project team members to ensure success.
• Plan and conduct estimating hand-off meetings.
• Organize project kick-off meetings to set expectations.
• Conduct project planning meetings for strategy alignment.
• Assist project team with risk management strategies.
• Monitor progress and maintain project schedule.
• Prepare and submit proposed changes to the Owner.

Skills

Construction Science or Engineering degree

5-10 years in commercial construction

Proficiency with scheduling software

Experience with digital plan rooms, BIM, laser scanning

Preconstruction leadership experience

Strong communication skills

Detail-oriented mindset

Education

Degree in Construction Science or Engineering

Tools

Primavera

Procore

Job description

Project Manager

Job type: Full Time · Department: Commercial‑Austin · Work type: On‑Site

College Station, Texas, United States

About Job

The Project Manager at Rogers‑O’Brien Construction plays a pivotal role in overseeing all on‑site aspects of construction projects. This position requires a hands‑on approach to managing project costs, ensuring projects are completed within budget, developing project schedules, and allocating resources effectively. The Project Manager is also responsible for project planning, scheduling, accounting, and control, all while maintaining compliance with safety and quality standards. In addition to technical responsibilities, the Project Manager leads and develops project staff, ensuring the project meets or exceeds customer expectations. As a family‑owned company, Rogers‑O’Brien Construction values diversity and believes in hiring great people from various backgrounds, which contributes to the company’s strength and success.

Skills & Qualification

• A degree in Construction Science or Engineering is preferred as it provides foundational knowledge for project planning and execution
• 5‑10 years of experience in ground‑up commercial construction is essential for understanding the intricacies of retail, office, and industrial projects
• Proficiency with scheduling software like Primavera and Procore is preferred to efficiently manage project timelines
• Experience with technologies such as digital plan rooms, BIM, or laser scanning is beneficial for modern project execution
• Preconstruction leadership experience on potential or negotiated projects aids in effective project planning and risk management
• Strong communication skills are necessary for collaborating with diverse teams and stakeholders
• Detail‑oriented mindset helps in maintaining accuracy in project documentation and reporting

Responsibilities

• Supervise Quality Managers, Office Engineers, Assistant Project Managers, and Administrative Assistants to ensure project success
• Ensure projects are staffed correctly by collaborating with HR and other departments
• Plan and conduct estimating hand‑off meetings to align the project team on deliverables
• Organize project kick‑off meetings to set clear objectives and expectations from the outset
• Conduct project planning meetings to align on strategies and responsibilities
• Ensure pre‑planning processes are adhered to, facilitating smooth project execution
• Assist the project team with risk management strategies to mitigate potential issues
• Analyze and draft subcontracts to ensure comprehensive and clear agreements
• Create subcontractor bid tabs for an organized assessment of potential partners
• Initiate pre‑qualifications of potential subcontractors to select the best fit for the project
• Collaborate with the Superintendent on material purchases, rental equipment, and forming systems for efficient resource management
• Prepare and submit proposed changes to the Owner to keep projects aligned with client expectations
• Chair weekly project meetings to monitor progress and address any issues promptly
• Prepare monthly billing to the Owner, ensuring financial accuracy and timeliness
• Monitor progress and maintain the project schedule to achieve timely completion
• Expedite material deliveries to prevent delays in project timelines
• Review monthly job cost reports and prepare forecasts to maintain financial control
• Monitor the safety program to ensure compliance with health and safety standards
• Oversee project close‑out, including the preparation of warranties, as‑built drawings, and maintenance manuals for a smooth transition

Rogers‑O’Brien Construction does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, age, national origin, marital status, disability, veteran status, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or any other reason prohibited by law in provision of employment opportunities and benefits.