Jobs at JRM Construction Management, LLC

The Project Engineer supports the Project Manager on project administration, cost estimation, document control, and communication among team members.

Support the Insurance Coordinator and Risk Management team by maintaining COI tracking logs, collecting and documenting vendor/subcontractor certificates, monitoring expirations and renewals, coordinating to resolve coverage deficiencies, corresponding with project teams on compliance, and assisting review of endorsements.

The Project Manager is responsible for managing project administration, financial oversight, and acting as the liaison between clients and teams while ensuring project compliance and effective communication.

Develop and maintain marketing and business development materials including tailored client presentations, RFP qualification materials, resumes, case studies, brochures, and project narratives. Support digital marketing, social media, newsletters, and brand consistency. Manage templates, project experience databases, bios, and provide day-to-day support to business development teams while contributing to internal communications and employee engagement. Occasional travel to NYC HQ required.

Lead VDC/BIM implementation and MEP coordination across construction projects: manage models, run clash detection, produce VDC reports, lead coordination meetings, use laser-scan data, prepare RFIs and shop drawing reviews, support business development and train new VDC hires.

Lead BIM/VDC implementation and MEP coordination for construction projects: create and manage Revit central models, perform clash detection, use laser-scan data, run coordination meetings, produce reports, manage FTP/model libraries, review drawings, generate RFIs, and support business development and onboarding of new VDC hires.

Lead and deliver one or more construction projects from pre-construction through close-out, managing teams, budgets, schedules, contracts, procurement, safety, and client relationships to ensure on-time, on-budget project delivery and client satisfaction.

The Senior Project Manager leads project teams, managing direction, planning, completion, and financial outcomes while coordinating resources and ensuring quality across construction projects.

The Senior Project Manager oversees construction projects, managing direction, planning, and financial outcomes, while leading a project team and ensuring safety compliance and quality standards.

Lead and deliver strategic enterprise and technology projects, including ERP implementation, developing project plans, managing resources, and coordinating between stakeholders and vendors.

The Project Manager will lead construction projects, manage teams, oversee planning, execution, budget, and safety protocols, ensuring successful project completion.

The Contracts Manager handles drafting and negotiating construction contracts, communicating risks, and collaborating with various departments to ensure compliance and alignment throughout projects.

Serve as the intake and processing point for change orders and work orders: scan/file documents, enter data into Timberline, create and track lien waivers, verify subcontractor paperwork, generate reports, coordinate with field supervisors and cost managers, manage project files, and process purchase orders.

Support estimating and bidding processes by preparing bid paperwork and presentations, distributing drawings, coordinating printing and vendors, qualifying subcontractors, maintaining bid databases, performing follow-ups on price submissions, and assisting senior estimators with administrative and bid-list tasks.

The Project Manager will lead a portfolio of technology initiatives, ensuring timely and budget-friendly delivery while aligning with business objectives. This role focuses on managing enterprise project plans, stakeholder coordination, and continuous improvement of project delivery practices.

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

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.

The Assistant Project Manager supports project management by managing financials, document control, and communication on project impacts and changes.

Oversee planning and execution of mission critical infrastructure projects, ensuring adherence to specifications, budget, and quality standards while managing stakeholders and coordinating construction activities.

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