MULTIFAMILY ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER

About the Role

Own the details. Connect the team. Every construction project runs on hundreds of small commitments—a material verified, a submittal approved, a question answered before it becomes a delay. Most companies leave those to chance and call the resulting scramble “just how construction works.” We built a system instead. Through these systems, the Assistant Project Manager holds the field and the office together. When done well, the Superintendent has what they need before they ask, the Project Manager is never blindsided, and trade partners get answers instead of excuses. The project simply flows.

What It’s Like to Work Here

UrbanCore is a highly collaborative environment built on respect for the work, the plan, and the people doing it. Most construction environments accept chaos as part of the job—we don’t. We set clear expectations, plan work intentionally, and drive accountability without blame. When we plan and execute well, our teams do better work, create flexibility through discipline, protect their time and energy, and deliver consistent results.

The Role

The Assistant Project Manager is the communication bridge between field and office, making sure information, decisions, communication, and documentation move accurately and efficiently.

• Maintain control of project workflows
• Drive alignment and follow‑through
• Protect execution
• Relationship building

Responsibilities

• Document Management
  • Own tracking logs and document change events so scope, cost, and schedule impacts are captured and communicated.
  • Drive clean closeout: warranties, manuals, as‑builts, and certifications complete and archived.
• Procurement Management
  • Own the Procurement Log—lead times, fabrication, shipping, and delivery dates.
  • Run weekly follow‑up calls with trade partners and coordinate with the Superintendent to keep procurement synced to current schedules.
  • Verify readiness rather than accepting “in progress,” and flag long‑lead risk early enough to act on it.
• Submittal Management
  • Create and maintain the Submittal Log in Procore, identifying requirements early.
  • Review submittals for compliance with plans, specs, and proposal requirements before PM review.
  • Drive schedule‑ and procurement‑critical items through approval.
• Project Coordination & Support
  • Serve as the liaison between field staff and office teams.
  • Support buyout, contracts, and change management, tracking proposals, commitments, and COs through issuance, and keep the change log current.
  • Prepare meeting agendas and capture decisions and action items.
• Procore Management
  • Own Procore management including directories, permissions, workflows, and vendor setup.
  • Manage drawings, specs, and revisions so the team always works from current documents.
  • Drive consistent use of observations, daily logs, forms, RFIs, and punchlists across the team.

You’ll Thrive in This Role If You Are

• Organized and able to follow up until you get a real answer, not a polite one.
• Attentive to details that others overlook.
• Clear and respectful in communication.
• Proactive—taking ownership without waiting to be asked.
• Curious about why processes exist, not just how to run them.
• Aspiring to grow into a Project Manager role.
• Respectful of every person working on the project.

Experience

• 1–3 years of construction project management, engineering, or coordination experience.
• Procore experience preferred, but not required.
• Construction Management, Engineering, related degree or equivalent field experience.