An Assistant Project Manager (APM) supports the Project Manager in overseeing construction projects, helping to coordinate subcontractors, manage documentation, and track project progress. APMs are often in a growth role, gaining experience to eventually lead projects themselves.
APM; Junior Project Manager; Project Coordinator
Assist with scheduling and budgeting; Track RFIs, submittals, and change orders; Support field coordination and subcontractor communication; Maintain project documentation and meeting minutes; Prepare reports for clients and internal teams
Bachelor’s in Construction Management or Engineering; OSHA 30
Project Engineer; Field Engineer; Intern or Co-op
Project Manager; Scheduler; Estimator
National: $75k–$95k; Northern VA: $85k–$105k; Bay Area: $90k–$110k; Texas: $80k–$100k; Southeast: $70k–$90k
Commercial construction; Data centers; Healthcare facilities; Institutional buildings