Project Manager

Own the lifecycle of institutional and federal construction projects from preconstruction through closeout — schedule, cost, quality, and subcontractor performance. The role KenHome delivers institutional, municipal, and federal construction work on budgets where a missed milestone is measured in weeks, not days. Our Project Managers are accountable for the outcomes — not just the paperwork. You will run projects ranging from $2M to $50M, lead the subcontractor roster through our formal pre-qualification and bid processes, and carry the project through substantial completion with documented quality. This is a site-forward role. You will be in the field at least three days a week, walking the work, pushing the schedule, and solving problems before they escalate. What you'll do Lead projects from contract award through final acceptance, including buyout, CPM schedule ownership, change-order management, and closeout.Chair OAC meetings; issue weekly reports to ownership and internal leadership.Manage subcontractor performance against our pre-qualification tier commitments; escalate underperformance before it impacts schedule.Own the project P&L — forecast monthly, reconcile to actuals, and surface variance with explanation and recovery plan.Review and approve pay applications, lien waivers, and certified payroll before funds release.Enforce safety and quality programs on the jobsite; partner with the Safety Director on corrective actions.Coordinate with Architect of Record, Engineer of Record, AHJ inspectors, and owner's representative.Mentor Project Coordinators and Assistant PMs assigned to your projects. What we're looking for 7+ years of construction project management experience, with at least 4 years on institutional, federal, or municipal projects.Demonstrated experience delivering projects ≥ $10M as the PM of record.Fluency in CPM scheduling (Primavera P6 or MS Project) — you can build, resource-load, and defend a schedule without outside help.Working knowledge of federal contract vehicles (GSA, FAR, Davis-Bacon) OR institutional contracts (AIA A101/A201 family).Proficient in Procore or Autodesk Build, Bluebeam, and Excel at the pivot-table / scenario-model level.Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture, or equivalent trade experience.Valid driver's license; ability to travel to active jobsites. Nice to have PMP, DBIA, or CCM certification.OSHA 30-Hour.Prior experience as a subcontractor PM — you know how the other side reads our documents.Spanish language proficiency. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision coverage (employee premium 100% covered; dependents heavily subsidized)401(k) with 4% company match, vested immediately20 days PTO + 11 paid holidays; separate sick bank12 weeks paid parental leave$3,000 annual continuing-education and certification stipendLife, AD&D, and short/long-term disabilityRelocation support for role-critical hires