Location: Dallas–Fort Worth TX
We are seeking an experienced Commercial Construction Project Manager to join a general contractor's team in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. This role focuses on ground-up commercial retail construction, including bank branches and similar retail-focused projects.
The ideal candidate has a strong general contracting background, understands the demands of managing projects from preconstruction through completion, and can build effective relationships with owners, owner representatives, subcontractors, and field teams.
Responsibilities
Manage ground-up commercial construction projects, typically valued at $3M–$5M.
Oversee project planning, scheduling, budgeting, cost control, subcontractor coordination, and overall execution.
Coordinate with superintendents and field teams to maintain project schedules, resolve issues, and ensure quality standards are met.
Serve as a primary point of contact for owners and owner representatives, managing expectations and communicating project progress.
Monitor project financial performance, manage changes, and address challenges throughout the construction lifecycle.
Coordinate project activities between the office, jobsites, subcontractors, and other project stakeholders.
Travel throughout Texas as needed to support active projects and field operations.
Qualifications
At least 4 years of commercial construction project management experience; candidates with relevant experience beyond this minimum are also encouraged to apply.
Direct experience working for a general contractor.
Experience managing ground-up commercial construction projects, ideally in retail, financial services, or similar commercial environments.
Strong understanding of project budgets, schedules, subcontractor management, and construction documentation.
Demonstrated ability to work directly with owners and owner representatives, take accountability for project challenges, and deliver results.
Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
Travel Requirements
This position requires regular weekday travel throughout Texas. Depending on project needs, travel may involve being away from home for 3–5 days in a given week. The role also includes time working from the office, with travel expectations varying based on project activity and field support needs.