Construction Project Manager

Job Description

Who We Are

Headquartered in Quitman with multiple offices across the state, Jackson Construction has been a leader in the K-12 market, serving Texas communities for more than 41 years. As a general contractor in the commercial construction industry, Jackson Construction consistently exceeds its customers’ expectations through team work and a safety-first approach, while steadily increasing its reach across multiple market sectors.

Position Summary

As our Project Manager, you will lead the successful execution of commercial construction projects from planning to closeout, ensuring safety, quality, and financial performance. Your expertise in financial oversight, schedule coordination, document management, and quality control will be instrumental in delivering outstanding results and ensuring client satisfaction. In this key role, you will be an ambassador for Jackson Construction fostering relationships with Owners, Architects, and Subcontractors, while leading and mentoring team members, and addressing challenges proactively.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Preconstruction and Planning

• Assist with bid invitations, review vendor agreements, and provide input on baseline schedules and preliminary logistics.
• Facilitate preconstruction meetings, finalize subcontractor buyouts, and prepare project-specific instructions for a smooth transition from planning to construction.

Financial Management

Schedule and Resource Coordination

Quality Control and Compliance

Team Leadership

Documentation and Reporting

Risk and Issue Resolution

Closeout and Warranty

Continuous Improvement

Qualifications

Essential Functions

You must be able to twist, stoop, bend, squat, kneel, and climb stairs and ladders occasionally, with the ability to walk on uneven ground while navigating active construction sites. Depth perception is required to avoid excavations and other hazards, and the ability to hear warning sounds such as horns and sirens from moving equipment is essential for safety. The role involves standing for extended periods, up to seven hours of an eight-hour shift, and the occasional lifting of items weighing up to 25 pounds.