Jobs at JRM Construction Management, LLC

Support the Project Manager with project financial lifecycle and document control, including change order management, billing, receivables, subcontractor payments, submittals/RFIs, requisitions, and project closeouts. Use ERP and construction management software to maintain records, communicate impacts to stakeholders, and assist field operations on small to medium projects or with senior PMs on larger projects.

The Project Manager oversees project activities, coordinates with departments, manages budgets, and ensures project goals are met while maintaining client relations.

Lead and oversee large, complex construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. Manage project teams, budgets, schedules, risk mitigation, client relationships, contract compliance, and financial controls while mentoring APMs/PMs and coordinating field operations to ensure quality, safety, and profitability.

Lead design, delivery, and measurement of learning and development initiatives including onboarding, technical and professional training, LMS management, content creation, and program evaluation. Partner with business leaders to plan, implement, and improve L&D processes, facilitate trainings and focus groups, and manage event logistics and reporting to support talent and career growth.

Lead and coordinate all project activities from pre-construction through closeout. Manage schedules, budgets, subcontractors, RFIs/submittals, invoicing, compliance, client communication, and deliver As-Built/closeout documentation to ensure project success.

The Assistant Project Manager supports project teams by managing documentation, coordinating trades, preparing change orders, and ensuring project cost accuracy against budgets. They also track financial issues and assist with project close-outs.

Support Project Manager with project financial lifecycle (change orders, billing, receivables, subcontractor payments), document control, submittals/RFIs, requisitions, and construction administration. Use ERP/construction software, communicate impacts to stakeholders, and work independently on small projects or with senior PMs on larger projects.

The Project Manager leads a project team in construction, oversees project planning and completion, manages resources, and ensures safety and compliance.

Assist Project Managers with planning, management, and execution of construction projects, ensuring quality standards, safety, and profitability are met.

The Senior Project Manager leads project teams, manages construction phases, ensures financial outcomes, and oversees site operations, mentorship, and client relations.

JRM Construction Management invites applicants to join their talent network by submitting resumes for potential future job openings, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.

The Senior Accountant will support financial reporting, perform account reconciliations, assist in multi-state tax compliance, and improve accounting workflows for JRM's Accounting Department.

The Project Manager will lead construction teams, oversee project management from inception to completion, manage resources, and ensure safety and compliance in ground-up construction projects.

The Assistant Project Manager will assist in managing construction projects, ensuring quality, profitability, and adherence to schedules, while maintaining project documentation and coordination.

The Project Manager oversees project activities, coordinates with departments, manages budgets, tracks progress, and ensures compliance with project objectives and requirements.

Support construction projects by managing change orders, subcontractor coordination, procurement, submittals, schedule tracking, and project close-out. Communicate with stakeholders, lead subcontractor meetings, identify risks, and mentor project staff while using Procore, MS Project, and Microsoft Office.

Partner with NYC/NJ business leaders to drive people strategy, performance management, employee relations, talent development, and change initiatives. Serve as primary HR resource for regional offices, visit construction sites to support field teams, implement HR programs and policies, lead investigations, and use workforce data to inform decisions and improve engagement and retention.

Lead and coordinate enterprise-wide transformation programs: develop integrated plans, track progress, manage risks, establish governance and reporting, drive change management and adoption, align cross-functional stakeholders, and prepare executive-level communications to ensure successful implementation.

The Project Manager oversees project activities, coordinates schedules, manages budgets, and ensures project success by leading teams and communicating with clients.

Lead client-facing project administration and financial management for commercial construction projects. Manage document control, budgets, schedules, change orders, billing, subcontractor coordination, risk/claims, and stakeholder communications across multiple concurrent projects up to ~$10M.