Commercial Project Manager

About the role

When a project is handed to you, it's yours to lead. You'll work directly with our field leadership to take the project from award through completion. That means understanding the scope, building the plan, staying ahead of manpower and material needs, watching the financials, communicating with the customer, and making sure your team has what they need to succeed. Some days you'll be working through schedules and project financials. Other days you'll be solving a field issue, meeting with a GC, reviewing a change order, coordinating materials, or figuring out how to get ahead of something that could become a problem next week.

Your Field Team Matters

Our electricians and field leaders need a PM who communicates, plans ahead, listens, and follows through. You'll work closely with them to:

• Plan manpower and scheduling
• Coordinate materials, equipment, and subcontractors
• Make sure they have current information and drawings
• Remove roadblocks that slow down production
• Track labor and productivity
• Work through changes and field conditions
• Celebrate wins and address problems when they happen

Take Care of the Customer

You'll be a primary point of contact for general contractors, owners, and project partners. That means being responsive, straightforward, and following through. Having the difficult conversation when it's necessary and looking for solutions instead of excuses.

Know Your Numbers

You'll be responsible for the financial performance of your projects, including:

• Project budgets and forecasts
• Labor productivity
• Purchasing and material costs
• Change orders
• Billing and project documentation
• Cost-to-complete projections
• Project profitability
• Closeout and final billing

You'll have support from our accounting, purchasing, warehouse, estimating, and leadership teams, but you'll be the person connecting all those pieces.

Who Will Do Well Here

You'll likely be successful at Teague if you're an experienced commercial Project Manager who:

• Understands commercial electrical construction
• Can read plans, specifications, contracts, and schedules
• Understands how work actually gets built in the field
• Knows how to manage labor, budgets, schedules, and profitability
• Is comfortable working directly with general contractors and customers
• Communicates well with both field and office teams
• Doesn't wait until a small problem becomes a big one
• Can manage several moving pieces without losing sight of the details
• Takes responsibility for results
• Enjoys being part of a team

Experience with project management software and a working knowledge of the NEC are expected. Knowledge of the Kansas City commercial construction market is a plus, and a Master Electrician license is preferred but not required.

Compensation

Base Salary: $90,000–$115,000

Base salary will depend on your experience, knowledge, and demonstrated ability to successfully manage commercial electrical projects. In addition to your base salary, you'll have opportunities to earn through commission and performance-based bonuses.

On-Target Earnings: $100,000–$140,000

Total on-target earnings include base salary, commission, and bonus opportunities.

Benefits

• Company vehicle
• 401(k) with company match
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Company-paid and voluntary life insurance
• Short- and long-term disability coverage
• Paid holidays
• Paid time off
• Employee Assistance Program
• Additional voluntary benefits
• Professional development and advancement opportunities