Construction Project Manager – Reconstruction

Construction Project Manager – Reconstruction Location: Flowood / Jackson, MS

Job Type: Full-Time

Compensation: $70,000–$80,000 Base + Quarterly Performance Bonus

Own the Project. Solve the Problems. Are you a construction project manager who likes being in the field, working with subcontractors, solving problems, and seeing a project all the way through completion?

We're partnering with an established property restoration and reconstruction company in the Flowood/Jackson area to hire a Reconstruction Project Manager to oversee residential and commercial reconstruction projects following property damage.

This is a true cradle-to-grave project management role. You'll own projects of all sizes - from a $5,000 residential repair to a significant commercial or large-loss reconstruction - and be responsible for keeping the customer, subcontractors, schedule, budget, and project moving forward.

If you know construction, we can teach you restoration. Experience in insurance restoration is valuable, but we're equally interested in strong construction professionals who understand how to manage trades, schedules, budgets, customers, and job sites.

What You'll Be Doing You'll take ownership of reconstruction projects and serve as the primary point of contact throughout the process.

Responsibilities include:

Manage residential and commercial reconstruction projects from initial scope through final completion

Oversee a portfolio totaling approximately $1M in annual reconstruction revenue

Manage projects ranging from small repairs around $5,000 to $200K+ large-loss reconstruction projects

Visit job sites regularly to monitor progress, workmanship, schedules, and subcontractor performance

Coordinate and manage subcontractors and trade partners

Review project scope and identify construction needs in the field

Manage project schedules, budgets, change orders, documentation, and closeout

Communicate regularly with homeowners, business owners, insurance professionals, and other project stakeholders

Address customer concerns quickly and professionally

Hold subcontractors accountable for schedules, quality, and project expectations

Complete job-site inspections and ensure work meets company and industry standards

Maintain accurate project documentation, photos, and compliance requirements

Ensure OSHA and company safety standards are followed

Complete punch-list items and drive projects through final sign-off and payment

Learn and utilize restoration technology and software such as Xactimate, DASH, Symbility, Matterport, and related systems

This Role Is Different From Some Construction PM Positions We want to be transparent about how this team operates.

You own your projects.

This is not a role where a dedicated superintendent is assigned to each project while you manage everything from the office. You'll personally coordinate your subcontractors, visit your job sites, monitor progress, communicate with customers, solve problems, and drive the project to completion.

You'll also manage projects of every size. Large-loss experience is valuable, but the right person doesn't need a large project to stay engaged. A $5,000 repair deserves the same ownership and customer experience as a $500,000 reconstruction.

This is also a subcontractor-driven model. You should come with an established network of reliable local tradespeople who are willing to take on both smaller repairs and larger reconstruction projects.

If you're someone who says, "It's my project-I'll figure out what needs to happen and get it done," you'll likely thrive here.

What We're Looking For Required:

Strong construction experience with project management responsibilities

Experience coordinating subcontractors and multiple trades

Established relationships with subcontractors/trades in the Jackson, MS market

Ability to manage both small and large construction projects

Strong understanding of construction methods, sequencing, and quality

Ability to read construction plans and blueprints

Strong scheduling, organization, and problem-solving skills

Excellent customer communication skills

Comfortable spending significant time in the field

Tech-savvy and comfortable learning new software

Ability to work independently and take ownership without needing constant direction

Flexibility for occasional evenings, weekends, and participation in an on-call rotation as needed

Highly Preferred:

Residential remodeling or reconstruction experience

Insurance restoration/reconstruction experience

Commercial construction experience

Experience managing large-loss projects

Xactimate or Symbility experience

Experience working with insurance adjusters and property claims

Your Construction Background Could Come From... We're open to strong construction professionals whose experience translates to reconstruction.

You may currently be a:

Construction Project Manager

Residential Project Manager

Remodeling Project Manager

Restoration Project Manager

Reconstruction Project Manager

General Contractor

Construction Superintendent with project management experience

Custom Home Project Manager

Insurance Restoration Project Manager

What matters most is that you understand construction, know how to manage people and projects, and take ownership of getting the job done.

What Success Looks Like Within this role, you'll be someone who:

Treats a $5K project with the same ownership as a $500K project

Builds and maintains a dependable network of subcontractors

Knows what's happening on your job sites because you're regularly there

Keeps customers informed-even when the conversation is difficult

Holds subcontractors accountable while maintaining strong working relationships

Anticipates problems instead of waiting for someone else to solve them

Keeps projects moving, documented, and financially on track

Can shift priorities when an urgent situation arises

Takes pride in closing projects completely and correctly

Why This Opportunity? Property restoration is different from traditional construction. Customers aren't always choosing to renovate or build-they may be recovering from a fire, flood, storm, or another unexpected event.

That means great project management matters.

You'll have the opportunity to combine your construction knowledge with strong customer relationships while helping homeowners and businesses put their properties back together.

You'll also join an established organization where there is plenty of work, variety in your projects, and an opportunity to directly impact the success of the reconstruction operation.

If you're looking for a Construction Project Manager opportunity in the Jackson/Flowood area where you can own your projects, work in the field, and use your construction experience to make a tangible impact, we'd love to hear from you.