We’re hiring a dedicated Project Manager to lead mid-size commercial projects, starting with the Cycle Springs Powersports addition in Clearwater. This is primarily an office-based role with regular field visits. You’ll manage subcontractors, coordinate with clients, and oversee all aspects of construction documentation and scheduling. Responsibilities • Coordinate day-to-day job activities and subcontractor schedules • Review submittals and shop drawings • Interpret plans, permits, geotechnical reports, and layouts • Maintain documentation and solve field and office challenges • Communicate clearly with clients, engineers, and internal teams • Use construction management software and digital tools effectively Qualifications • Minimum 3 years of experience managing commercial projects valued at $3M+ • Experience in both horizontal and vertical construction • College degree preferred , or 10+ years of equivalent experience • Strong technical understanding of all trades • Must be computer-savvy and comfortable in a tech-forward office • Flexible schedule; occasional work from home available Responsibilities: • Inform key stakeholders of the status of the project by producing regular progress reports • Provide the cost estimate of the construction up front and accurately control the budget throughout the project • Supervise general contractors and laborers and provide direction when needed to ensure the job is high quality • Comply with all best-practice health and safety standards to prevent injuries and slowdowns at construction sites, and promptly report any safety regulation issues • Implement systems to organize tools, vehicles, and equipment, and schedule maintenance for them if necessary Qualifications: • Strong communication skills, leadership skills, organizational skills, problem-solving skills, and time-management skills • Minimum 1 year of work experience in construction management • In-depth knowledge of the construction industry and entire building process, including building codes, blueprints, permits, construction equipment, material resources, construction processes, and project management principles • Completed training for OSHA 30 license • Certified as a Project Management Professional (PMP) is highly valued Compensation: $150,000

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