Construction - Assistant Project Manager - New York, NY

This APM role supports all phases of commercial interior renovation projects, from preconstruction through closeout. You'll coordinate with field teams, vendors, and clients to ensure smooth execution on fast-paced, detail-oriented builds.

Client Details

A Manhattan-based general contractor specializing in high-end commercial interior renovations-law firms, financial offices, retail fit-outs, and creative workspaces. The team is mid-sized and agile, known for delivering polished results on tight schedules with zero tolerance for rework. Their culture emphasizes accountability, team collaboration, and client service.

Description

• Support PMs in creating and maintaining project schedules and budgets
• Handle RFI submissions, submittals, change orders, and meeting minutes
• Coordinate material procurement, subcontractor communication, and site readiness
• Track job costs, manage closeout documentation, and assist with punch lists
• Conduct walkthroughs and work closely with Supers to align field progress with client expectations
• Help enforce safety and quality standards on active jobsites

Profile

Entry-Level or 1-4 years of experience supporting commercial interior construction projects in NYC. You're sharp, organized, and reliable under pressure, with an eye for detail and strong follow-through. You know how to communicate effectively with subs, vendors, and clients-and you're ready to grow into a PM role in the next couple of years.

Job Offer

• Opportunity to work on high-profile Manhattan interiors
• Construction Management or related degree is a must
• Health insurance
• Paid time off, holidays, and sick leave
• 401(k) plan
• Professional development and mentorship
• Tight-knit, high-performance team with strong growth trajectory

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