Project Manager 3

Advanced Technology, Healthcare, Life Sciences, and Heavy Commercial Why Andersen Construction At Andersen Construction, culture isn’t a slogan—it’s something you experience every day on the jobsite and in the office. We believe in keeping our word, prioritizing safety above all else, and treating people with dignity and respect. Our teams work collaboratively, support one another, and take pride in delivering work that matters to our clients and the communities we serve. At Andersen, your experience is valued, your input matters, and your growth is supported. Success is shared, accountability is real, and expectations are high—but so is the support to meet them. If you’re looking for a place where integrity, teamwork, and craftsmanship guide how work gets done, Andersen Construction offers an environment where experienced builders can continue to grow and make a lasting impact. JOB PURPOSE The Project Manager leads and manages all phases of construction for complex projects across Advanced Technology, Healthcare, Life Sciences, and Heavy Commercial markets. This role is responsible for delivering projects typically exceeding $60 million, with a strong focus on financial performance, schedule reliability, quality execution, and client satisfaction. This position requires a proven track record of successfully managing large, technically sophisticated projects from preconstruction through closeout. The Project Manager brings strong budgeting and cost control expertise, a clear understanding of contractual risk, and the ability to balance technical execution with sound business judgment. Excellent communication skills are essential, as this role serves as a key point of coordination between owners, design teams, internal project staff, and trade partners. The Project Manager works collaboratively with Superintendents and project teams to implement Lean Construction principles, drive effective planning, and maintain reliable workflow and on‑time delivery. A strong emphasis is placed on preconstruction leadership, constructability reviews, scope definition, and alignment of cost, schedule, and design intent early in the project lifecycle. This role is well‑suited for an experienced Project Manager operating at a PM Level 3, who consistently demonstrates ownership, accountability, and leadership, and who—with additional experience—is prepared to grow into a Senior Project Manager role. REPORTS TO Senior Project Manager or Project Executive JOB CLASSIFICATION AND HOURS - [Not specified] LOCATION Combination of Main Office and Project Sites, with regular travel between regional offices, job sites, client and design offices, and occasional business‑related travel. QUALIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL SKILLS 4-year college degree in Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, or related field (preferred) 10–12+ years experience and 2+ years as PM2 CMIC or another equivalent Project Management platform Proficiency in Project Scheduling Proficiency in Project and Scope budgeting and estimating Understanding of multiple construction types and processes PROFESSIONAL QUALITIES Embody and promote Andersen Core Values Strong management, coordination, and organization skills Ability to integrate and uphold organization’s Core Values in all interactions. Excellent communication skills – verbal and written. Ability to plan, organize and lead project meetings with Project Staff and Owner Ability to interact with Company Executives and other internal customers – ability to perform as a leader and a team player. An understanding of the business and ability to apply sound judgment efficiently based on synthesis of past experiences. A good balance of technical and managerial skills Excellent analytical skills RESPONSIBILITIES Safety Be a productive member of the Site Safety Team Hold all members of the Team and yourself accountable for Andersen Safety Standards Take part on Safety Huddles and Tool Box Talks with Field Teams Perform at minimum 1 effective safety inspection per week and track all issues in Procore until closed Quality Work with Project Team, Quality Assurance Manager, Quality Control Engineer to develop project QC Plan Constructability reviews to ensure schedule, cost control, and quality are maintained Assist Project Team with water intrusion prevention planning Participate periodically in QC pre‑installation meetings Monitor QC Plan implementation progress and assure field team is implementing the QC Plan Monitor list of open quality deficiencies and assist field team with Trade Partner communications to achieve closure Contracts Review and maintain a thorough understanding of prime contract, project conditions, drawings, and specifications Ensure bonds and insurance are in place as required by the prime contract Scope Management Leads Team in all Preconstruction activities Leads constructability review for all scopes Developing comprehensive plans and scopes for direct Trade Partners and as assigned Directing and supervising the Project Engineers that are involved in those trades. Financial Management of billing, changes, potential risk, and staffing for all scopes Schedule monitoring of all trade partners, in conjunction with the Project Engineer and Superintendent support Report and update manager incorporating feedback and guidance. Set up and lead design clash detection, trade coordination and the resolution of same Promote and encourage subcontracting & purchasing from certified MWESB firms even when not required by the Prime Contract Operations Field Operations Coordinate and support Superintendent and Foreman with all required field operations Support the tracking of staffing for manager and report performance Financial Management Enter budget into CMIC Provide accurate and meaningful MSRs to Project Executive Compile and execute monthly project billings Shall set up and run all coordination meetings related to assigned scopes. Facilitate/lead meetings in accordance with the Operational Philosophy as set forth by manager Develop and oversee all submittal and RFI operations including tracking with project schedule Hands on support of Project Engineers and their interaction with Trade Partners Monitoring all Trade Partners schedules in conjunction with Superintendents and Project Engineers Employee Development Regularly conduct 1:1 check‑ins with all direct reports and manager Proactively engage with jobsite Trade Partner management and craftworkers to build relationships, reinforce positive jobsite culture, and ensure Andersen Core Values are being upheld. Communicate directly with manager on all personnel issue and needs. Overall leader for the project’s Summer Interns. Assign each intern to a Project Engineer and monitor/mentor Project Engineer and Intern for a positive experience. Responsible for training of Project Engineers Responsible for project staff compliance with company procedures Communication Actively communicate with and coordinate between Trade Partners, Owner, and Design Team Proactively engage with jobsite Trade Partner management and craftworkers to build relationships, reinforce positive jobsite culture, and ensure Andersen Core Values are being upheld Look for opportunities to participate and engage in networking and outreach events Regularly check‑in with previous clients, architects, Trade Partners and maintain relationships #J-18808-Ljbffr