Industrial Project Manager

Candidates must have industrial construction project management experience. Experience limited to commercial or residential general contracting without industrial project experience will not qualify. A minimum of 3 years as a Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager on industrial construction projects is required.

About the Role

The Industrial Project Manager serves as the primary point of accountability for Miranda Construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. You will be responsible for overall project execution — managing budgets, schedules, contracts, owner and subcontractor relationships, and ensuring each project is completed safely, on time, on budget, and in compliance with plans and specifications. This is a hands-on leadership role requiring flexibility, adaptability, and the ability to drive coordination and organization across office and field teams on active industrial projects.

Why You'll Thrive at Miranda Construction

• Accountability and Ownership: You'll have real authority over your projects and be trusted to lead — not just report
• Strong Subcontractor Relationships: We treat our subs as partners. You'll manage relationships built on mutual respect, clear communication, and fair expectations
• Structured Support: You won't be left guessing. Our field and preconstruction teams provide the plans, resources, and administrative backbone you need to execute without friction
• Career Growth: We invest in leaders who produce results and want to grow within the organization

Responsibilities

Project Coordination & Schedule Management

• Develop and maintain the project schedule in coordination with the Superintendent, subcontractors, and vendors to ensure timely project completion
• Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress, support forward planning, and coordinate with the field team
• Lead weekly project team and owner/architect coordination meetings to align the work and address issues proactively
• Identify schedule, budget, or scope risks and drive timely resolution with the project team and stakeholders

Quality Control & Compliance

• Oversee project-wide quality control standards and enforce strict adherence to plans, specifications, and local codes
• Support the field team in issuing notices of non-compliance to subcontractors for deficient work, scheduling failures, or safety violations
• Ensure all identified deficiencies are corrected by the responsible subcontractor prior to proceeding
• Coordinate required inspections with local jurisdictions and applicable authorities
• Oversee punch lists and completion walkthroughs, ensuring thoroughness and accountability through project closeout

Subcontractor Management & Communication

• Ensure each subcontractor is fully executing and complying with their contracted scope of work
• Identify subcontractor non-compliance with safety, health, and environmental quality standards
• Manage and track ASIs, RFIs, submittals, and change orders, and communicate impacts to the project team and owner
• Preside at pre-construction meetings with each subcontractor to align expectations before work begins
• Attend toolbox talks and safety meetings led by the field team

Budget & Contract Management

• Monitor project budgets and cost reports, identifying variances and implementing corrective action
• Prepare, negotiate, and manage subcontracts, purchase orders, and change orders
• Review and process subcontractor pay applications, invoices, and lien waivers
• Track project costs against budget and provide monthly cost forecasts to leadership
• Support enforcement of Miranda Construction safety standards and OSHA compliance across the project

Documentation & Reporting

• Maintain accurate project records, including meeting minutes, correspondence, and change documentation
• Track material submittals, approvals, and procurement status to support the project schedule
• Communicate drawing and specification conflicts or deviations to the project team prior to execution

Secondary Responsibilities

• Assist the Superintendent with day-to-day field coordination and planning
• Participate in preconstruction planning meetings
• Assist or lead estimates as needed
• Identify scope of work outside of subcontracted agreements and escalate appropriately

Requirements

Required Experience & Education

• Minimum 3 years of verifiable Project Manager or Assistant Project Manager experience on industrial construction projects
• Proven experience managing project budgets, contracts, and complex industrial project sequencing
• Thorough knowledge of construction trades and sequencing
• Strong understanding of industrial construction means, methods, and safety requirements
• Proficiency with Procore, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook), and Microsoft Project
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints, specifications, safety rules, and procedure manuals
• Computer literate; proficiency with digital communication tools and job site documentation platforms

Preferred Experience

• Industrial retrofit and ground-up construction
• Multi-site or multi-phase project management experience
• Commercial and office project experience

Skills & Abilities

• Leadership: Ability to direct and resolve issues among 10+ subcontractors and vendors with authority and professionalism
• Quality Identification: Proven ability to identify deficient work and drive resolution quickly
• Communication: Clear and effective oral and written communication across all project stakeholders
• Blueprint Reading: Confident interpretation of construction documents, drawings, and specifications
• Planning & Organizing: Strong ability to prioritize, schedule, and manage competing demands across multiple project priorities
• Interpersonal Skills: Conflict resolution, active listening, and team-building across diverse workforces
• Adaptability: Comfort managing change, delays, and unexpected site conditions without losing momentum
• Professionalism: Consistent, composed approach to pressure; leads by example at all times

Physical Demands & Work Environment

This role requires regular engagement in both office and active construction site environments. Candidates must be comfortable with the following:

• Regular site walks, including standing, walking, and climbing as needed to monitor project progress
• Extended periods of computer work, including scheduling, budgeting, and reporting
• Work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions including extreme heat and cold
• Work overtime, weekends, or adjusted schedules as project demands require
• Travel to assigned job sites as required

Benefits

• Competitive Base Salary
• Discretionary Bonus Program
• Company Vehicle + Fuel Card
• Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
• 401(k) Plan
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Paid Holidays
• Company Cell Phone
• Company iPad