Location: Bluffdale, UT
Compensation: $60,000 to $70,000 annually, DOE

The Role

This role sits at the nerve center of the project, where planning meets the field and safety is never an afterthought. As an Assistant Project Manager or Project Manager, you help drive projects forward with discipline, clarity, and a firm commitment to sending every worker home safe, every day. You are organized, decisive, and respected because you lead with preparation and accountability.

Safety Is the Priority

Safety is not a box to check here. It is the standard. You actively support site safety programs, participate in safety meetings, reinforce best practices, and stop work when conditions are unsafe. You help create a culture where people look out for one another and quality work starts with a safe jobsite.

Key Responsibilities

• Support or lead project execution from preconstruction through closeout

• Enforce project safety plans, participate in audits, and promote a zero-incident mindset

• Coordinate with Superintendents, subcontractors, and inspectors to maintain safe, efficient workflows

• Track schedules, RFIs, submittals, and change orders with accuracy and urgency

• Assist with budgeting, cost tracking, and forecasting to protect project margins

• Communicate clearly with owners, architects, engineers, and internal teams

• Maintain organized project documentation and reporting

• Help resolve field issues quickly while keeping safety, quality, and schedule aligned

Qualifications

• 2 to 6+ years of experience in construction project management or assistant project management

• Strong working knowledge of construction means and methods

• Demonstrated commitment to jobsite safety and OSHA standards

• Ability to manage multiple priorities without losing control of details

• Confident communicator who earns trust in the field and the office

• Proficient in project management software and Microsoft Office

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred

What Sets You Apart

You plan before you act. You speak up when something is unsafe. You respect the craft, the schedule, and the people doing the work. You understand that strong projects are built on discipline, communication, and a safety culture that never blinks.