As a Project Manager, you’ll own the full project lifecycle for new installations, driving high-quality, financially successful outcomes. You’ll partner closely with sales, field superintendents, and customers to meet specifications and resolve any technical challenges along the way.

Project Management

• Oversee new installation projects from start to close-out, ensuring efficiency and profitability
• Manage submittals and coordinate timely delivery of materials
• Work with Field Superintendents to track progress and proactively address delays
• Partner with Engineering and local/regional leadership to keep projects on track
• Maintain vendor relationships and support forecasting and budget planning
• Identify and manage change orders, including approvals before work begins

Financial Ownership

• Manage project revenue and ensure alignment with fulfillment guidelines
• Drive timely invoicing, targeting 90% collection prior to turnover

Customer Relationship Management

• Build and maintain strong customer relationships throughout the project lifecycle
• Ensure certified payroll is completed accurately and in compliance with prevailing wage requirements

Quality & Safety Compliance

• Ensure all work meets Schindler and customer standards for quality, performance, and safety

What you’ll learn

• Schindler’s products, services, and fulfillment standards through hands-on training and field exposure
• New Installation tools and processes through a 3-day onboarding program
• One-on-one mentorship to accelerate your growth
• Practical experience with project management tools and systems