River City Construction

Date Posted: 10/15/2025 Location: Peoria, IL Job Category: Applicant Tracking Salary Interval: Salaried Pay Range: $85,000.00 - $125,000.00 Please fill out the requested personal contact information and fill out your past employment information. Upload your resume and, if desired, a cover letter to the attachments link below. Industrial Project Managers are responsible for leading construction efforts for a diverse portfolio of industrial clients, often managing multiple small to mid-sized projects simultaneously. They work collaboratively with other company departments to carry projects through carefully planned preconstruction efforts ensuring delivery on-time, within budget, and aligned with client expectations. Project Managers are responsible for the Financial, Schedule, Safety, and Quality performance of their assigned projects. A strong focus will be placed on estimating accuracy, cost controls, and hands-on project management to keep concurrent projects running smoothly. They are required to maintain a thorough "big picture" understanding of their overall workload while also recognizing and acting upon priority tasks without supervision. In addition to their own work, Industrial Project Managers are required to effectively delegate tasks and supervise project teams to include superintendents, foremen, project engineers, QC managers, Safety officers, project controls staff, project clerks, procurement staff, and designers. This position also supports RCC's New Work / Pursuits Team by fostering client relationships, developing leads and opportunities, and ensuring a client-focused project experience on every assignment. Project Management Leadership Consistently apply discipline to contribute to a highly functioning team dynamic while working collaboratively with other Project Managers, the Field Operations Department, and the RCC Leadership Team. Live, work, and lead in alignment with the organization's Purpose, Vision, Values, and Strategy. Project Team Hold overall responsibility for assigned projects while balancing a wide portfolio of industrial projects at once. Utilize the latest technology to find efficiencies in estimating, communication, document control, and quality. Maintain up-to-date project schedules and coordinate closely with onsite Client Representatives and construction superintendents to deliver superior results. Project Lead Prepare and review estimates, manage project budgets, and oversee procurement, accounts receivable, cash flow, forecasting, contingency, and profitability. Effectively manage project scope changes, change orders, and buyouts. Collaborate with subcontractors, suppliers, and internal team members to provide budgetary estimates and/or detailed hard-bid quotes to meet client construction needs for projects up to $1MM. Highly effective communication and collaboration with the Operations Team will be essential for success in a multi-project environment. Relationships and Partnerships Develop, foster, and administer strategic relationship initiatives with Industrial Clients, Design Partners, Subcontracting Partners, and Vendors. Serve as the face of the client relationship and the main point of contact, ensuring responsiveness and consistent delivery across a wide portfolio of fast-paced projects. Field Project Focus Resolve field construction problems in coordination with onsite agencies. Attend progress meetings, develop status reports, and make recommendations for improvements. Ensure compliance with BIM and all RCC documentation requirements. Manage claims, mitigate impacts, and develop workarounds while keeping projects on schedule and budget. Drive continuous estimating accuracy and project controls discipline while maintaining RCC's safety standards. Compensation & Benefits RCC offers a competitive benefits package including but not limited to: $775/month vehicle allowance plus GSA mileage reimbursement Low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance Employer-paid life insurance (up to 200% of base salary) 401(k) through Fidelity Investments with company match (up to 10% at ratio) Mid-year and year-end bonus opportunities 15 days PTO (available upfront), 7 wellness days, and 10 paid holidays Company cell phone & laptop Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or a related field (preferred). Prior experience in a manufacturing or industrial environment (preferred). Industrial/Manufacturing knowledge strongly beneficial. Strong organizational skills, good time management, professionalism, and ability to work well with others. Sense of selflessness, humility, and enterprise-first mentality, with strong emotional and social intelligence. Certifications/Licenses valued: Required: OSHA 10 Preferred: LEED, PMP Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. River City Construction provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. If you are a qualified individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and you are unable or limited in your ability to use or access our website as a result of your disability, you can request reasonable accommodation by calling 1. or by sending an email to . All employment is decided based on qualifications, merit, and business need. PI2769e1bb7b9e-7961

Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Treatment Position Description At River City Construction, Project Managers for our Water/Wastewater treatment projects play a critical role in delivering essential infrastructure that serves communities. These leaders guide projects from preconstruction through closeout, working closely with field teams, engineers, design consultants, and facility owners to ensure work is delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and in full compliance with regulatory requirements. Why This Role Is Different Compared to typical vertical or commercial building projects, water and wastewater work offers: Greater exposure to process, hydraulic, structural, civil, electrical, and controls systems Significant heavy civil and heavy concrete construction, including large cast-in-place structures and below-grade facilities Meaningful problem-solving due to unknown conditions and active plant constraints More hands-on involvement in design coordination and constructability The opportunity to directly influence both design decisions and construction execution This is complex, technical infrastructure work that requires leadership, sound judgment, and collaboration across disciplines. This role is well-suited for engineering-minded professionals, including civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental, or construction engineers, who enjoy being deeply involved in both design coordination and construction execution. It is particularly attractive to EITs and early-career Project Engineers who want more responsibility, broader exposure, and closer involvement in decision-making than is typically available in large design firms. Our water and wastewater projects often involve active treatment facilities, incomplete or outdated as-builts, evolving site conditions, and operational constraints. Unique project elements may include deep excavations requiring earth retention, rock excavation, tight site logistics, maintaining plant operations throughout construction, and integration of specialized, custom process equipment. These conditions create opportunities for contractor-led design coordination, real-time problem solving, and meaningful collaboration with owners and engineers of record. Project Managers are expected to understand the full picture of their projects, including process systems, heavy concrete structures, civil works, structural components, electrical systems, and controls integration, while independently managing priorities and leading teams that may include superintendents, foremen, engineers, safety staff, procurement professionals, and subcontractors. Project Managers may also support pursuit efforts by building relationships with municipal clients, utility districts, and design consultants. Key Responsibilities Project Leadership Collaborate with fellow Project Managers, Superintendents, Field Operations, and company leadership to deliver high-performing water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and utility coordination requirements while maintaining safety and quality standards. Engineering & Design Coordination Support contractor-led design coordination efforts for treatment plant projects, including reviewing submittals, coordinating with equipment vendors, and assisting with modifications to structural, civil, electrical, process piping, hydraulic, and controls layouts. Participate in design discussions and help present proposed solutions to owners and engineers of record. Project Execution & Controls Manage budgets, procurement, forecasting, job costs, cash flow, RFIs, and change management on technically complex scopes. Treatment projects often involve greater uncertainty, requiring proactive issue identification and collaborative problem solving. Field & Team Coordination Work closely with the Superintendent to coordinate daily activities, document progress, resolve issues, and keep the team aligned. Support field teams on challenges unique to water/wastewater construction, such as bypass pumping, confined space work, dewatering, maintaining plant operations, and large cast-in-place concrete placements. Client & Partner Relationships Serve as a primary point of contact for municipal clients, utility districts, engineering partners, and vendors. Build trust through responsiveness, technical understanding, and a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach. Documentation & Compliance Oversee QA/QC documentation, permitting requirements, submittals, and closeout activities. Ensure environmental and safety compliance throughout the project lifecycle. Work Environment We offer a flexible work environment that supports team members in balancing work and life while meeting project needs. Water and wastewater treatment projects vary in complexity and client requirements. While many assignments allow for a hybrid schedule (often including onsite presence several days per week), certain projects , particularly active treatment plant work or complex pursuits , may require a full-time onsite Project Manager for the duration of the assignment. Work location expectations will be clearly defined prior to assignment, and Project Managers are expected to adapt their presence based on project phase, operational constraints, and client needs. To support field leadership responsibilities and project-related travel, a monthly vehicle allowance of $775 is provided. In addition, gas mileage is reimbursed at the applicable GSA rate. Compensation & Benefits RCC offers a competitive benefits package including: $775/month vehicle allowance plus GSA mileage reimbursement Low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance Employer-paid life insurance (up to 200% of base salary) 401(k) through Fidelity Investments with company match (up to 10% at ratio) Mid-year and year-end bonus opportunities 15 days PTO (available upfront), 7 wellness days, and 10 paid holidays Company cell phone & laptop 3-5+ years of experience in construction, engineering, or water/wastewater infrastructure preferred. While this experience is preferred, we are also open to newly graduated candidates who are motivated to build their careers in infrastructure construction. Bachelor's degree preferred: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Environmental Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. EIT certification or PE licensure is valued. Strong organizational and communication skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Collaborative mindset with professionalism, humility, and an enterprise-first mentality. Interest in working closely with field teams and engaging in technically complex, infrastructure-focused projects. Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. PIfcf46-1150

Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Treatment Position Description At River City Construction, Project Managers for our Water/Wastewater treatment projects play a critical role in delivering essential infrastructure that serves communities. These leaders guide projects from preconstruction through closeout, working closely with field teams, engineers, design consultants, and facility owners to ensure work is delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and in full compliance with regulatory requirements. Why This Role Is Different Compared to typical vertical or commercial building projects, water and wastewater work offers: Greater exposure to process, hydraulic, structural, civil, electrical, and controls systems Significant heavy civil and heavy concrete construction, including large cast-in-place structures and below-grade facilities Meaningful problem-solving due to unknown conditions and active plant constraints More hands-on involvement in design coordination and constructability The opportunity to directly influence both design decisions and construction execution This is complex, technical infrastructure work that requires leadership, sound judgment, and collaboration across disciplines. This role is well-suited for engineering-minded professionals, including civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental, or construction engineers, who enjoy being deeply involved in both design coordination and construction execution. It is particularly attractive to EITs and early-career Project Engineers who want more responsibility, broader exposure, and closer involvement in decision-making than is typically available in large design firms. Our water and wastewater projects often involve active treatment facilities, incomplete or outdated as-builts, evolving site conditions, and operational constraints. Unique project elements may include deep excavations requiring earth retention, rock excavation, tight site logistics, maintaining plant operations throughout construction, and integration of specialized, custom process equipment. These conditions create opportunities for contractor-led design coordination, real-time problem solving, and meaningful collaboration with owners and engineers of record. Project Managers are expected to understand the full picture of their projects, including process systems, heavy concrete structures, civil works, structural components, electrical systems, and controls integration, while independently managing priorities and leading teams that may include superintendents, foremen, engineers, safety staff, procurement professionals, and subcontractors. Project Managers may also support pursuit efforts by building relationships with municipal clients, utility districts, and design consultants. Key Responsibilities Project Leadership Collaborate with fellow Project Managers, Superintendents, Field Operations, and company leadership to deliver high-performing water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and utility coordination requirements while maintaining safety and quality standards. Engineering & Design Coordination Support contractor-led design coordination efforts for treatment plant projects, including reviewing submittals, coordinating with equipment vendors, and assisting with modifications to structural, civil, electrical, process piping, hydraulic, and controls layouts. Participate in design discussions and help present proposed solutions to owners and engineers of record. Project Execution & Controls Manage budgets, procurement, forecasting, job costs, cash flow, RFIs, and change management on technically complex scopes. Treatment projects often involve greater uncertainty, requiring proactive issue identification and collaborative problem solving. Field & Team Coordination Work closely with the Superintendent to coordinate daily activities, document progress, resolve issues, and keep the team aligned. Support field teams on challenges unique to water/wastewater construction, such as bypass pumping, confined space work, dewatering, maintaining plant operations, and large cast-in-place concrete placements. Client & Partner Relationships Serve as a primary point of contact for municipal clients, utility districts, engineering partners, and vendors. Build trust through responsiveness, technical understanding, and a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach. Documentation & Compliance Oversee QA/QC documentation, permitting requirements, submittals, and closeout activities. Ensure environmental and safety compliance throughout the project lifecycle. Work Environment We offer a flexible work environment that supports team members in balancing work and life while meeting project needs. Water and wastewater treatment projects vary in complexity and client requirements. While many assignments allow for a hybrid schedule (often including onsite presence several days per week), certain projects , particularly active treatment plant work or complex pursuits , may require a full-time onsite Project Manager for the duration of the assignment. Work location expectations will be clearly defined prior to assignment, and Project Managers are expected to adapt their presence based on project phase, operational constraints, and client needs. To support field leadership responsibilities and project-related travel, a monthly vehicle allowance of $775 is provided. In addition, gas mileage is reimbursed at the applicable GSA rate. Compensation & Benefits RCC offers a competitive benefits package including: $775/month vehicle allowance plus GSA mileage reimbursement Low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance Employer-paid life insurance (up to 200% of base salary) 401(k) through Fidelity Investments with company match (up to 10% at ratio) Mid-year and year-end bonus opportunities 15 days PTO (available upfront), 7 wellness days, and 10 paid holidays Company cell phone & laptop 3-5+ years of experience in construction, engineering, or water/wastewater infrastructure preferred. While this experience is preferred, we are also open to newly graduated candidates who are motivated to build their careers in infrastructure construction. Bachelor's degree preferred: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Environmental Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. EIT certification or PE licensure is valued. Strong organizational and communication skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Collaborative mindset with professionalism, humility, and an enterprise-first mentality. Interest in working closely with field teams and engaging in technically complex, infrastructure-focused projects. Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. PIec7f417a1b96-1158

Traveling Project Manager At River City Construction, our Project Managers play a key role in leading construction projects from start to finish. They work closely with other departments to ensure each project is carefully planned, delivered on time, within budget, and meets high standards for safety and quality. This particular opportunity is designed as a Traveling Project Manager role , overseeing projects outside of our typical footprint. Our Traveling PMs gain exposure to a wide variety of clients, markets, and project types, providing an unmatched opportunity to grow both professionally and pe rsonally. To recognize the commitment of being on the road, we offer comprehensive travel incentive packages that may include pe r diems, stay accommodations, travel stipends, and additional travel-related benefits. Project Managers are expected to understand the overall picture of their projects, manage priorities independently, and lead teams that may include superintendents, foremen, engineers, safety staff, procurement, and others. They may also support new work efforts by helping to develop client relationships and project opportunities. We offer a flexible work environment that supports meeting team members where they are at in both work and life while keeping project needs and deadlines top of mind. As a Traveling Project Manager, you will spend time onsite at projects, with scheduled trips home built in to support balance and recharging between assignments. Onsite presence will be required during mobilization, critical phases, and closeout to ensure strong leadership and successful delivery. Key Responsibilities: Project Leadership: Collaborate with Project and Field Operations team members to ensure high pe rformance across all projects. Team Coordination: Oversee all aspects of your project team, use technology to improve efficiency, maintain current schedules, and work with client reps and field teams to ensure quality results. Project Execution: Manage budgets, procurement, forecasting, job costs, and cash flow. Lead efforts to meet project goals and ensure a client-focused experience. Relationship Building: Develop strong working relationships with clients, partners, and vendors, serving as the main point of contact throughout each project. Field Support: Address jobsite challenges, lead progress meetings, resolve issues, manage changes, and ensure safety and documentation compliance. Travel Commitment: Work across various RCC regions, adapt quickly to new environments, and serve as a trusted RCC representative in diverse client settings. At RCC, we're committed to building great projects and great teams. If you're passionate about building cool projects, collaborating with diverse teams, and enjoy the adventure of traveling to new places, we'd love to talk with you. 5+ years of experience desired 4-year degree preferred: Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or similar field is ideal Certifications/Licenses: Preferred: LEED, PMP Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. PIc88765a5a40b-5263

Date Posted: 03/17/2026 Location: Moline, IL Job Category: Applicant Tracking Salary Interval: Salaried Pay Range: $85,000.00 - $145,000.00 Please fill out the requested personal contact information and fill out your past employment information. Upload your resume and, if desired, a cover letter to the attachments link below. Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Treatment Position Description At River City Construction, Project Managers for our Water/Wastewater treatment projects play a critical role in delivering essential infrastructure that serves communities. These leaders guide projects from preconstruction through closeout, working closely with field teams, engineers, design consultants, and facility owners to ensure work is delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and in full compliance with regulatory requirements. Why This Role Is Different Compared to typical vertical or commercial building projects, water and wastewater work offers: Greater exposure to process, hydraulic, structural, civil, electrical, and controls systems Significant heavy civil and heavy concrete construction, including large cast-in-place structures and below-grade facilities Meaningful problem-solving due to unknown conditions and active plant constraints More hands-on involvement in design coordination and constructability The opportunity to directly influence both design decisions and construction execution This is complex, technical infrastructure work that requires leadership, sound judgment, and collaboration across disciplines. This role is well-suited for engineering-minded professionals, including civil, mechanical, electrical, environmental, or construction engineers, who enjoy being deeply involved in both design coordination and construction execution. It is particularly attractive to EITs and early-career Project Engineers who want more responsibility, broader exposure, and closer involvement in decision-making than is typically available in large design firms. Our water and wastewater projects often involve active treatment facilities, incomplete or outdated as-builts, evolving site conditions, and operational constraints. Unique project elements may include deep excavations requiring earth retention, rock excavation, tight site logistics, maintaining plant operations throughout construction, and integration of specialized, custom process equipment. These conditions create opportunities for contractor-led design coordination, real-time problem solving, and meaningful collaboration with owners and engineers of record. Project Managers are expected to understand the full picture of their projects, including process systems, heavy concrete structures, civil works, structural components, electrical systems, and controls integration, while independently managing priorities and leading teams that may include superintendents, foremen, engineers, safety staff, procurement professionals, and subcontractors. Project Managers may also support pursuit efforts by building relationships with municipal clients, utility districts, and design consultants. Key Responsibilities Project Leadership Collaborate with fellow Project Managers, Superintendents, Field Operations, and company leadership to deliver high-performing water and wastewater infrastructure projects. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and utility coordination requirements while maintaining safety and quality standards. Engineering & Design Coordination Support contractor-led design coordination efforts for treatment plant projects, including reviewing submittals, coordinating with equipment vendors, and assisting with modifications to structural, civil, electrical, process piping, hydraulic, and controls layouts. Participate in design discussions and help present proposed solutions to owners and engineers of record. Project Execution & Controls Manage budgets, procurement, forecasting, job costs, cash flow, RFIs, and change management on technically complex scopes. Treatment projects often involve greater uncertainty, requiring proactive issue identification and collaborative problem solving. Field & Team Coordination Work closely with the Superintendent to coordinate daily activities, document progress, resolve issues, and keep the team aligned. Support field teams on challenges unique to water/wastewater construction, such as bypass pumping, confined space work, dewatering, maintaining plant operations, and large cast-in-place concrete placements. Client & Partner Relationships Serve as a primary point of contact for municipal clients, utility districts, engineering partners, and vendors. Build trust through responsiveness, technical understanding, and a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach. Documentation & Compliance Oversee QA/QC documentation, permitting requirements, submittals, and closeout activities. Ensure environmental and safety compliance throughout the project lifecycle. Work Environment We offer a flexible work environment that supports team members in balancing work and life while meeting project needs. Water and wastewater treatment projects vary in complexity and client requirements. While many assignments allow for a hybrid schedule (often including onsite presence several days per week), certain projects , particularly active treatment plant work or complex pursuits , may require a full-time onsite Project Manager for the duration of the assignment. Work location expectations will be clearly defined prior to assignment, and Project Managers are expected to adapt their presence based on project phase, operational constraints, and client needs. To support field leadership responsibilities and project-related travel, a monthly vehicle allowance of $775 is provided. In addition, gas mileage is reimbursed at the applicable GSA rate. Compensation & Benefits RCC offers a competitive benefits package including: $775/month vehicle allowance plus GSA mileage reimbursement Low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance Employer-paid life insurance (up to 200% of base salary) 401(k) through Fidelity Investments with company match (up to 10% at ratio) Mid-year and year-end bonus opportunities 15 days PTO (available upfront), 7 wellness days, and 10 paid holidays Company cell phone & laptop 3-5+ years of experience in construction, engineering, or water/wastewater infrastructure preferred. While this experience is preferred, we are also open to newly graduated candidates who are motivated to build their careers in infrastructure construction. Bachelor's degree preferred: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Environmental Engineering, Construction Management, or related field. EIT certification or PE licensure is valued. Strong organizational and communication skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities. Collaborative mindset with professionalism, humility, and an enterprise-first mentality. Interest in working closely with field teams and engaging in technically complex, infrastructure-focused projects. Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. River City Construction provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. If you are a qualified individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and you are unable or limited in your ability to use or access our website as a result of your disability, you can request reasonable accommodation by calling 1. or by sending an email to . All employment is decided based on qualifications, merit, and business need. PI186272d5-

At River City Construction, our Project Managers in the Water/Wastewater sector play a key role in leading infrastructure projects from start to finish. These specialized PMs work closely with internal departments, design teams, and municipalities to ensure each project is meticulously planned, delivered on time, within budget, and meets the highest standards for safety, quality, and regulatory compliance. Project Managers are expected to understand the overall picture of their projects, including treatment plant upgrades, pump station construction, and utility infrastructure work, while managing priorities independently. They lead teams that may include superintendents, foremen, engineers, safety staff, procurement, and others. PMs may also support pursuit efforts by developing relationships with municipal clients, utility districts, and design consultants to help secure future water/wastewater opportunities. We offer a flexible work environment that supports meeting team members where they are at in both work and life, while keeping project needs and deadlines top of mind. Flexibility may vary depending on specific project requirements. For this role we anticipate a hybrid work environment inclusive of 2-3 days onsite/in office. Key Responsibilities: Project Leadership: Collaborate with fellow Project Managers, Field Operations, and leadership to ensure high performance across all water/wastewater infrastructure projects, including compliance with environmental regulations, permitting, and utility coordination. Team Coordination: Oversee all aspects of your project team on treatment plant, pipeline, and utility work. Use technology to improve efficiency, maintain current schedules, and coordinate with client reps and field teams to ensure quality deliverables and operational functionality. Project Execution: Manage budgets, procurement, forecasting, job costs, and cash flow on complex utility and treatment-related scopes. Lead efforts to meet project goals and ensure a responsive, client-focused experience. Relationship Building: Develop strong working relationships with municipal and utility clients, engineering partners, and vendors, serving as the main point of contact and trusted advisor throughout the project lifecycle. Field Support: Address jobsite challenges unique to water/wastewater construction (e.g., bypass pumping, confined space, dewatering), lead progress meetings, manage RFIs and change orders, ensure environmental and safety compliance, and oversee documentation for QA/QC and permitting. At RCC, we're committed to building great projects and great teams. If you're passionate about constructing essential water infrastructure, leading complex utility work, and collaborating to serve communities, we'd love to talk with you. 5+ years of experience desired 4-year degree preferred: Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or similar field is ideal Strong organizational skills, good time management, professionalism, and ability to work well with others. Sense of selflessness / humility / enterprise first mentality, emotional and social intelligence PI097c9ed3847e-1234

Date Posted: 06/04/2025 Location: Ashland, MO Job Category: Applicant Tracking Salary Interval: Salaried Pay Range: $85,000.00 - $125,000.00 Please fill out the requested personal contact information and fill out your past employment information. Upload your resume and, if desired, a cover letter to the attachments link below. This role will travel to Rolla, MO Project Managers are responsible for leading construction efforts and working collaboratively with the other company departments to carry projects through carefully planned preconstruction efforts for an on-time delivery and that is within budget. Project Managers are responsible for the Financial, Schedule, Safety and Quality performance of their assigned projects. They are required to maintain a thorough 'big picture' understanding of their projects, and to recognize and act upon priority tasks without supervision. In addition to their own work, they are required to effectively delegate tasks and supervise project teams to include superintendents, foremen, project engineers, QC managers, Safety officers, project controls staff, project clerks, procurement staff and designers. This position serves in a companywide capacity; as such, could look to this position for additional support for the New Work / Pursuits Team to foster and develop client relationships, develop project leads and opportunities, and ensuring a Client-Focused project experience is occurring on every project. Key Functions Project Management Leadership: Project Managers will consistently apply discipline to contribute to a highly functioning team dynamic while working collaboratively with other Project Managers in the same role/position, regardless of operating region, the Field Operations Department and the RCC Leadership Team. A Project Manager will consistently live, work, and lead in alignment with the organization's Purpose, Vision, Values, and Strategy. Project Team: Hold overall responsibility for the project assignment. Utilize the latest technology with the expectations of finding efficiencies to improve communication, document control, and quality. Maintain an up to date and on time project schedule. Work with the onsite Client Representatives to coordinate project details while ensuring superior quality in addition working collaboratively with the onsite construction superintendents, any additional Project Managers, and the skilled trades. Project Lead: Manage and lead assigned projects to ensure a client-focused experience, project goals, and successful project completion is achieved. Manage project budgets including labor, buyouts, job set up/close out, materials and procurement costs, accounts receivable, cash flow, forecasting, contingency and allowance accounting and profitability. Highly effective communications skills, as well as collaborative efforts with the Operations Team will be instrumental for this role to be successful. Relationships and Partnerships: Develop, foster, and administer strategic relationship initiatives with Clients, Design Partners, Subcontracting Partners, and Vendors that align with the types of projects in RCC's key market pillars. As Project Manager you are the face of the client relationship and main point of contact for all involved in the process. Field Project Focus : Resolve field construction problems in coordination with any other onsite agencies. Attend progress meetings, develop status reports, and deliver presentations, as required to then make recommended policy and procedure improvements. Comply to all necessary documentation (BIM). Work to resolve claims, suggest ways to mitigate impacts, and develop workarounds while maintaining project schedules, budgets, and quality expectations. Manage the change process: Identify and communicate scope changes, prepare, and submit cost and schedule change estimates, negotiate and process client change orders and issue subcontractor and vendor change orders. All to be managed, lead, and maintained while meeting all River City Construction safety expectations and standards. 5+ years of experience desired 4-year degree preferred Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or similar field is ideal Strong organizational skills, good time management, professionalism, and ability to work well with others. Sense of selflessness / humility / enterprise first mentality, emotional and social intelligence Certifications/Licenses Required: OSHA 10 Preferred: LEED, PMP Work Authorization: Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States at the time of application. This position does not offer visa sponsorship now or in the future. River City Construction, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. RCC does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law. All employment is decided based on qualifications, merit, and business need. PI9d87ba59f54d-2655