Project Manager III

Key Responsibilities

• Represent the company professionally when working with dealers, contractors, architects, and clients


• Partner with Project Managers and Estimators to identify new revenue opportunities


• Supervise department staff including scheduling, training, performance evaluation, and delegation of responsibilities


• Evaluate, plan, and implement procedures to maximize operational efficiency


• Review and evaluate bid opportunities alongside Estimators


• Review estimates over $50,000 to ensure accuracy and integrity


• Review contracts and ensure proper forms, submittals, and documentation are issues


• Oversee architectural reviews between Project Managers and drafting team


• Review shop drawings prior to submission and ensure timely return of approved drawings


• Issue purchase orders for glass and metal materials


• Review cut lists, metal orders, and glass orders for accuracy


• Verify field measurements and rough openings as needed


• Coordinate material ordering and fabrication schedules with PMs


• Develop weekly schedules and manpower planning for upcoming projects


• Support labor tracking and productivity monitoring systems


• Provide guidance to glaziers on proper installation procedures


• Conduct job site visits as needed


• Review punch lists and oversee project close-out documentation


• Manage and process change orders


• Support and direct Project Management staff


• Review financial, inventory, and activity reports to measure productivity and goal progress


• Assist in resolving customer concerns and complaints


• Partner with Safety and Operations leadership to ensure a safe work environment and compliance with safety standards


• Attend job and departmental meetings as required


• Assist with estimating as needed


• Perform additional duties to support business objectives

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or related field required; equivalent proven industry experience may be considered in lieu of formal education.


• 5–10 years of progressive experience in commercial glazing or façade construction, with proven success managing projects from estimation through closeout.


• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Procore, Bluebeam, and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Project).