Project Manager – Drywall Construction Projects (Full-Time)

FULL DESCRIPTION
Position: Project Manager – Drywall Construction
Location: Miami / On-site / Hybrid (U.S.-based)
Schedule: Full-Time
Salary: Based on experience
The ideal candidate will oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of drywall construction projects, including capital, overhead, and change-order work. You’ll collaborate with vendors, engineers, and field teams to deliver high-quality results on time and within budget.
Key Responsibilities:

• Manage all phases of drywall projects from initiation to completion
• Develop timelines, schedules, budgets, and coordinate procurement
• Collaborate with clients, architects, engineers, and subcontractors
• Oversee job sites, material delivery, labor, and inspections
• Ensure compliance with building codes, safety protocols, and company policies
• Create itemized estimates with markups, coordinate change orders
• Conduct site visits, gather field data, research vendors and pricing
• Use tools like SWIFTPLAN and project tracking software for full project reporting
• Submit weekly time reports and maintain logs by project number
• Support multiple projects simultaneously, including potential weekend or holiday coverage
• Work closely with procurement on negotiation and documentation

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related field
• Minimum 5 years of experience in construction project management
• Proven experience managing drywall scope and civil works
• Strong command of English and Spanish (both written and verbal)
• Familiarity with Schematics, SWIFTPLAN, and construction scheduling tools
• Cost estimation and documentation experience required
• Exceptional time management, leadership, and problem-solving skills
• Certification preferred (e.g., CCM, Certified Professional Constructor)
• Strong knowledge of U.S. building codes and OSHA standards
• Must be eligible to work in the United States

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
U.S. degrees must be accredited by USDE or CHEA. Foreign degrees must be evaluated by a NACES or AICE member organization at applicant’s expense.