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Green Key Resources is partnering with a family-owned commercial contractor expanding into Central Texas, seeking a Project Manager to lead ground-up, multi-site projects from planning through turnover.
You will work closely with the superintendent and project team, serving as the main point of contact for owners, design teams, and trade partners, across industrial, education, public safety, retail, and hospitality sectors.
We’re working with a family-owned commercial contractor that has spent nearly 50 years building schools, public facilities, industrial developments, hospitality projects, and other complex work across the country. The company is ranked among the nation’s 50 largest contractors, and its Texas team has delivered projects ranging from major school campuses to nearly 3 million square feet of tilt-wall industrial space.
Now it’s expanding into Central Texas with a new office in San Marcos. The office is positioned to serve clients along the Austin–San Antonio corridor, and its leader is putting together the team that will help establish the operation. We’re looking for a Project Manager who wants to run good projects and have a hand in building something locally.
This is a hands-on PM role. You’ll work with the superintendent and project team from planning and buyout through turnover, while serving as a key point of contact for the owner, design team, and trade partners. The company’s work spans industrial, education, public safety, retail, hospitality, and other commercial and public-sector projects, so there’s room to build a varied portfolio.
You’ve managed ground-up projects for a commercial GC in the $15M-$30M range and can speak confidently about the financials, schedule, and decisions you owned. Experience with schools, municipal facilities, industrial buildings, or other complex commercial work would translate well. Just as important, you’re comfortable working with clients and field teams and want to help grow a Central Texas office.
The company brings established preconstruction and field resources, in-house concrete, steel, and earthwork capabilities, and a track record of promoting and developing its people.
Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) match, paid time off, paid education opportunities, and a company vehicle and fuel card for this position.
If you’re ready for a PM role where you can see your impact on both the projects and the team around you, let’s talk.