Job Description

The Field Project Manager will work directly with the owner and serve as the primary link between company leadership and field operations.

The position is intended to reduce the owner's daily involvement in field problems, crew coordination, project troubleshooting, and routine operational decisions.

The Field Project Manager will be expected to take ownership of assigned projects and help ensure that employees, subcontractors, materials, schedules, customers, and project expectations remain aligned.

Benefits Include:

• Annual Bonus Incentive Program
• Company vehicle
• Company fuel card
• Company-issued business phone number
• Company laptop
• Company apparel
• Required software and technology
• Access to company tools and equipment necessary for the position
• Two weeks of paid vacation annually to start
• Paid company holidays
• Retirement Program

Responsibilities include:

• Leading employees and subcontractors in the field
• Coordinating daily and weekly project schedules
• Visiting active jobsites
• Monitoring workmanship and quality
• Solving construction-related problems
• Communicating with customers
• Coordinating materials and deliveries
• Reviewing project details before work begins
• Maintaining project documentation
• Addressing employee performance concerns
• Protecting labor budgets and project profitability
• Helping develop employees
• Ensuring jobsites remain organized and professional
• Communicating problems before they become larger issues
• Assisting with hands-on work when necessary

Nature of the Work

New Life Construction performs a broad range of residential work.

The successful candidate should be comfortable moving between different types of projects and should not expect every job to be the same.

The position may involve projects related to:

• Framing
• Roofing
• Siding
• Windows and doors
• Deck construction
• Interior remodeling
• Finish carpentry
• Drywall
• Painting
• Basic plumbing
• Basic electrical
• Repairs and restoration
• General residential construction

The Field Project Manager is not expected to personally know every answer or be an expert in every trade.

However, they must understand construction well enough to evaluate the situation, ask the right questions, research solutions, coordinate qualified help when necessary, and keep the project moving forward.

Why This Opportunity Is Different

This position offers the opportunity to become a meaningful leader within a growing company.

The successful candidate will have:

• Real leadership responsibility
• Authority to make field decisions
• Direct access to company ownership
• The opportunity to improve systems
• The ability to help develop employees
• Competitive compensation
• Performance incentive opportunities
• A company vehicle and fuel card
• Professional development opportunities
• Long-term advancement potential

The Field Project Manager will have the opportunity to help shape how New Life Construction operates as the company continues to grow.