Construction Project Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Project Manager (PM) leading a real estate development and construction project—such as the 401–417 South Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) mixed-use development in Redondo Beach, California—the candidate needs a blend of technical expertise, regulatory management, pre-construction coordination, and field oversight.

Core Qualifications & Resume Requirements

1. Professional Experience & Track Record

• 5–10+ Years in Real Estate Development & Construction Management: Demonstrated experience managing ground-up urban infill or commercial/residential mixed-use projects.
• Mixed-Use & Multifamily Expertise: Proven track record on projects involving multi-story residential construction (Type I / Type III structural framing), subterranean parking structures, and ground-floor commercial space.
• Budget & Scale Experience: Management of capital projects with valuations ranging from $15M to $30M+.

2. Technical & Pre-Construction Skills

• Design & Engineering Team Management: Managing multidisciplinary design teams, including Architects (DFH Architects), Structural/Civil (G&G Structures), MEP, Geotechnical, Acoustical, and Landscape consultants.
• Substructure & Excavation Oversight: Familiarity with subterranean parking structures, temporary shoring (soldier pile/lagging), mass excavation/export, subgrade compaction, and low-impact development (LID) stormwater infiltration.
• Plan Check & Correction Resolution: Track record of driving plan check submittals through municipal agencies and resolving structural, electrical, and MEP correction sheets.

3. Construction Administration & Field Supervision

• Contractor & Subcontractor Procurement: Managing RFP processes, bidding, negotiating general contractor / subcontractor agreements, and processing lien waivers and progress draws.
• Project Schedule & Master Oversight: Maintaining master project schedules across phase gates (Entitlements $\rightarrow$ Pre-construction $\rightarrow$ Demolition $\rightarrow$ Substructure $\rightarrow$ Superstructure $\rightarrow$ Commissioning & COO).
• Site Safety & Environmental Compliance: Ensuring site security, construction fencing/noise blanket compliance, traffic/haul-route controls, and tribal cultural monitoring protocols during earthmoving.

4. Education & Certifications

• Degree: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Construction Management, Civil / Structural Engineering, Architecture, or Real Estate Development.
• Preferred Certifications / Licenses:
• • PMP (Project Management Professional)
  • California General Building Contractor License (Class B)
  • LEED AP or QSD/QSP (Stormwater Compliance)