Assistant Project Manager

THE TEAM YOU WILL BE JOINING

• Join a rapidly growing service organization supporting high-volume projects across multifamily and commercial properties.
• Step into a hands-on Assistant Project Manager role focused on building, onboarding, and managing the contractor workforce responsible for completing daily projects.
• Report directly to a Project Manager and serve as the primary point of contact for contractors throughout the day.
• Work alongside Project Managers and Superintendents to keep projects staffed, resolve field issues, and ensure work is completed to client expectations.
• Join an organization actively expanding across North Carolina and into new markets, with significant additional hiring expected as the business continues to scale.

LOCATION

• Raleigh, NC.
• Office-based position with regular local field visits to active job sites.

What They Offer You

• Join a rapidly scaling organization with significant growth occurring across existing and new markets.
• Clear opportunity for advancement, with successful Assistant Project Managers having the ability to progress into Project Manager roles based on performance.
• Corporate vehicle provided.
• Hands-on exposure to contractor management, field operations, project execution, quality control, and workforce coordination.
• Performance-driven environment where employees who take on more responsibility and deliver results have opportunities to continue growing with the business.
• Opportunity to build your career alongside an organization expecting continued expansion and additional leadership needs as new markets open.

WHY THIS ROLE IS IMPORTANT

• Build and maintain a reliable bench of 1099 contractors so Project Managers have the crews needed to execute a high volume of daily projects.
• Recruit, onboard, and manage contractors, including documentation, rates, portal onboarding, availability, and initial job performance.
• Serve as the primary day-to-day contact for contractors, troubleshooting job issues and ensuring crews are where they need to be.
• Perform field visits to inspect work, verify specifications, enforce quality standards, and communicate real-time issues back to the Project Manager.
• Help solve contractor pay disputes, scope discrepancies, job redos, and other operational problems that could impact project completion.
• Operate in a high-volume environment where schedules change quickly and resourcefulness is critical to keeping hundreds of daily jobs moving.

THE BACKGROUND THAT FITS

• Experience coordinating, recruiting, scheduling, or managing a high-volume hourly, temporary, seasonal, contractor, or field workforce.
• Backgrounds in commercial staffing, high-volume recruiting, painting or building-material operations, equipment rental, hospitality, property services, or other blue-collar service environments can translate well.
• Highly resourceful and comfortable finding people quickly when crews cancel, availability changes, or unexpected staffing needs arise.
• Comfortable managing contractors directly, including difficult conversations around performance, quality, scheduling, pay, and expectations.
• Spanish fluency is a significant plus, particularly for positions supporting cleaning operations.
• Comfortable spending time both in the office and in the field checking active jobs and interacting directly with contractors.
• Competitive, accountable, and motivated by an environment where advancement is based on performance rather than tenure.
• Painting or cleaning expertise is not required; the organization can teach the technical side of the services, while resourcefulness and the ability to manage crews are the bigger priorities.

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