The Assistant Project Manager (APM) role is a project management position that requires on-site work. This position provides leadership to project teams and assists in decision-making that impacts project outcomes. The APM’s primary duty is to ensure that the work is performed safely and organized, complying with the quality program and the initial specifications. An APM’s job is to guarantee Butler-Cohen’s commitment to building the right way and by the most cost-effective means while maintaining or improving the schedule and client relations.
Responsibilities
Time Management
- Prioritize tasks across multiple projects; understand project lifecycle.
Cost Management
Manage financials; process change events, COs, and PCOs in Procore.Job Coordination
Review submittals; support scope coordination and schedule updates.Meetings
Contribute to and lead meetings; resolve issues with PM support.Document Control
Maintain drawings / specs; manage submittals and long-lead items.RFIs
Draft / manage RFIs; track responses and communicate impacts.Material Expediting
Maintain procurement log; track deliveries and lead times.Quality Control
Support QC meetings; verify material compliance and installation.Project Administration
Assist with meeting prep, pull planning, change tracking, and scheduling.Team Support
Provide general support to PM and Superintendent.Project Closeout
Manage closeout submittals and punch list documentation.Business Development
Attend networking events; build industry relationships.Qualifications
3-5+ years of construction management experience on commercial construction projectsBachelor’s degree in construction science, construction management, or similarSkills / Abilities Required
Flexible schedule, including weekendsWilling to travel or relocate based on project needsComfortable working outdoors in all weather conditionsAble to navigate active jobsites (stairs, scaffolding, ladders, etc.)Physically capable of kneeling, standing, squatting, and bendingBuilds positive, professional relationships across all levelsWorks independently with strong problem-solving skillsProficient in Microsoft Office; experience with Procore preferredFamiliar with construction documents (plans, specs, submittals, etc.)Knowledge of local safety, health, and quality standardsUnderstanding of OSHA requirements and site visit protocols