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Why is This a Great Opportunity?
This role offers the chance to take ownership of impactful infrastructure and transportation projects with a fast-growing civil construction contractor. You’ll work on essential public works and heavy civil jobs that improve local communities, while being supported by a company culture that values strong leadership, collaboration, and continuous improvement.
With a stable backlog of regional projects, no overnight travel, and a well-equipped office and field support system, this is a great fit for professionals seeking a long-term opportunity to grow their career without sacrificing work‑life balance. Team members are encouraged to bring new ideas forward, make data‑driven decisions, and actively contribute to mentoring others in a highly engaged environment.
Job Description The Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing heavy civil and transportation projects from pre‑construction through final closeout. This includes managing financial performance, ensuring adherence to contract documents, coordinating field operations, and communicating with clients, superintendents, subcontractors, and internal leadership. This position is a hands‑on leadership role involving about 70% office‑based work and 30% field oversight. The Project Manager is expected to serve as the primary point of contact throughout the project lifecycle and provide key support to both field teams and upper management.
Key Responsibilities Pre‑Construction
Participate in internal handoffs and pre‑job meetings with clients and partners
Set up cost codes, pay items, and documentation systems
Manage submittals, certifications, and material tracking
Coordinate procurement and delivery schedules for materials and equipment
Review plans and schedules with field leaders and external contractors
Handle utility coordination and site readiness tasks
Project Execution
Oversee daily construction progress, including production, labor, and equipment usage
Ensure jobsite performance aligns with schedule, budget, safety, and quality standards
Collaborate with superintendents to manage staging, sequencing, and worksite logistics
Resolve field issues quickly and ensure resource availability
Lead or attend weekly progress meetings and provide updates to all stakeholders
Financial Management
Track production quantities, cost reports, and job progress using digital tools
Manage budgets, forecasts, pay applications, and vendor invoices
Handle billing and documentation for change orders, T&M, and force account work
Maintain cost visibility throughout the project and reconcile at project close
Technology Integration
Use GPS, layout systems, and UAV (drone) tools for field verification and documentation
Troubleshoot and maintain layout technology, and ensure accurate data uploads
Perform drone flights and process site data if certified (Part 107)
Project Close‑Out
Reconcile final quantities with field teams and clients
Confirm all billable work has been submitted and approved
Support equipment demobilization and ensure jobsite cleanup
Participate in internal close‑out reviews and knowledge sharing
Team Leadership & Mentorship
Lead and support field supervisors to ensure production goals are met
Share resources, tools, and best practices with peers and new team members
Assist senior leadership with performance reporting and internal training
Qualifications Experience & Skills
Minimum of 5 years in the construction industry, preferably with experience in heavy civil, sitework, or transportation projects
At least 3 years managing construction projects with direct financial responsibility
Proficient in Microsoft Excel and experienced with project management software (HCSS, Viewpoint, or similar tools)
Familiarity with GPS layout systems, UAVs, and digital modeling a plus
Solid understanding of construction documentation, estimating, safety, and schedule management
Strong communication and leadership skills with the ability to coordinate across teams and roles
Experience with public works or DOT‑related projects (e.g., IDOT, MoDOT) is a plus
Traits & Work Style
Highly organized with strong attention to detail
Problem‑solver who can make timely decisions under pressure
Confident leader who builds trust with crews and clients
Strategic thinker who balances project goals with daily execution
Positive, professional attitude and ability to adapt to shifting priorities
Willing to travel to job sites within a few hours’ drive occasionally (no overnights)
If you are interested in applying for this job please press the Apply Button and follow the application process.
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Job Description The Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing heavy civil and transportation projects from pre‑construction through final closeout. This includes managing financial performance, ensuring adherence to contract documents, coordinating field operations, and communicating with clients, superintendents, subcontractors, and internal leadership. This position is a hands‑on leadership role involving about 70% office‑based work and 30% field oversight. The Project Manager is expected to serve as the primary point of contact throughout the project lifecycle and provide key support to both field teams and upper management.
Key Responsibilities Pre‑Construction
Participate in internal handoffs and pre‑job meetings with clients and partners
Set up cost codes, pay items, and documentation systems
Manage submittals, certifications, and material tracking
Coordinate procurement and delivery schedules for materials and equipment
Review plans and schedules with field leaders and external contractors
Handle utility coordination and site readiness tasks
Project Execution
Oversee daily construction progress, including production, labor, and equipment usage
Ensure jobsite performance aligns with schedule, budget, safety, and quality standards
Collaborate with superintendents to manage staging, sequencing, and worksite logistics
Resolve field issues quickly and ensure resource availability
Lead or attend weekly progress meetings and provide updates to all stakeholders
Financial Management
Track production quantities, cost reports, and job progress using digital tools
Manage budgets, forecasts, pay applications, and vendor invoices
Handle billing and documentation for change orders, T&M, and force account work
Maintain cost visibility throughout the project and reconcile at project close
Technology Integration
Use GPS, layout systems, and UAV (drone) tools for field verification and documentation
Troubleshoot and maintain layout technology, and ensure accurate data uploads
Perform drone flights and process site data if certified (Part 107)
Project Close‑Out
Reconcile final quantities with field teams and clients
Confirm all billable work has been submitted and approved
Support equipment demobilization and ensure jobsite cleanup
Participate in internal close‑out reviews and knowledge sharing
Team Leadership & Mentorship
Lead and support field supervisors to ensure production goals are met
Share resources, tools, and best practices with peers and new team members
Assist senior leadership with performance reporting and internal training
Qualifications Experience & Skills
Minimum of 5 years in the construction industry, preferably with experience in heavy civil, sitework, or transportation projects
At least 3 years managing construction projects with direct financial responsibility
Proficient in Microsoft Excel and experienced with project management software (HCSS, Viewpoint, or similar tools)
Familiarity with GPS layout systems, UAVs, and digital modeling a plus
Solid understanding of construction documentation, estimating, safety, and schedule management
Strong communication and leadership skills with the ability to coordinate across teams and roles
Experience with public works or DOT‑related projects (e.g., IDOT, MoDOT) is a plus
Traits & Work Style
Highly organized with strong attention to detail
Problem‑solver who can make timely decisions under pressure
Confident leader who builds trust with crews and clients
Strategic thinker who balances project goals with daily execution
Positive, professional attitude and ability to adapt to shifting priorities
Willing to travel to job sites within a few hours’ drive occasionally (no overnights)
If you are interested in applying for this job please press the Apply Button and follow the application process.
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