Stone Veneer Masonry PM: Lead & Deliver Projects

Tiello; United States; On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

PTO & holidays

401(k) match

Job summary

Tiello is partnering with a premier commercial masonry contractor in the Fort Lauderdale area to hire a Masonry Project Manager (Stone Veneer Specialty). The role leads client and field teams, shapes safety culture, and makes GC-level decisions on cost and schedule for complex stone veneer projects.

Projects range from education to healthcare and mixed-use sectors, typically $1M–$30M. You will oversee stone veneer work, manage schedules and budgets, develop safety plans with superintendents, and

Qualifications

• Minimum 5+ years of commercial construction experience.
• Familiarity with masonry construction, stone veneer.
• Strong communication with clients, subs, and design teams.

Responsibilities

• Oversee stone veneer masonry projects.
• Direct project schedules and budgets for successful completion.
• Set up job procedures to ensure timely buyout, shop drawing approval, material delivery.
• Maintain relationships with Owner, Architect, and Subcontractors.
• Provide value-engineered solutions when applicable.
• Develop safety plans with Superintendents and implement safety procedures.
• Manage project deliverables.
• Mentor project staff to foster a positive team.

Skills

Masonry construction

Client communication

Safety leadership

Project scheduling

Budget management

Education

BS in Construction Management or Civil Engineering (preferred)

Job description

Tiello is partnering with a premier commercial masonry contractor in the Fort Lauderdale area to hire a Masonry Project Manager (Stone Veneer Specialty). The role leads client and field teams, shapes safety culture, and makes GC-level decisions on cost and schedule for complex stone veneer projects.

Projects range from education to healthcare and mixed-use sectors, typically $1M–$30M. You will oversee stone veneer work, manage schedules and budgets, develop safety plans with superintendents, and