Assistant Project Manager (Multi-Family)

Overview

Assist in managing multi-family construction projects, supporting schedules, subcontracts, and docs.

Key Responsibilities

• safety management
• site inspection
• project meetings
• document control
• subcontract management
• schedule tracking

Tasks

-Help maintain safety and quality -Inspect job sites: walk 1-2 miles, climb stairs, ladders, and scaffolding -Participate in meetings between owners, subcontractors, and team members -Support project administration and document control -Maintain professional relationships among industry partners -Assist in managing subcontracts, payment applications, and project schedules

Requirements

• ms project
• bluebeam
• procore
• autocad
• 3+ years
• construction degree

What You Bring

-Systems Knowledge: Basic knowledge of MS Project, Bluebeam, Procore, Excel, Word, Outlook, Zoom, AutoCad (for plan viewing), and DocuSign -Skills: Familiar with application and processes required to run a project, issue recognition and resolution, and forward thinking. Able to review and interpret construction documents, along with reading and writing technical specifications -Commute to the job site -Experience: 3+ years in multi-family construction or related field, and/or a bachelor’s or master’s degree in construction management or a related discipline preferred. -Desk and computer-based work -Lift up to 15 pounds at a time

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Benefits

-Gain exposure to multi-family construction projects -Work in a growing and supportive environment

About Kprs Construction Services, Inc.

-Its portfolio spans creative office buildings, senior living communities, and large‑scale apartment developments. -The team specializes in multifamily housing and tenant‑improvement projects for high‑profile clients. -Signature works include the award‑winning Depot creative offices and the Robert Day Sciences Center. -A standout trait: recognition from both regionals like the LA Business Journal and national bodies like ENR.

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