Construction Coordinator Jobs in Pennsylvania
Construction Coordinator jobs in Pennsylvania concentrate in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and the Lehigh Valley, where large-scale commercial, infrastructure, and healthcare construction projects keep demand steady across experience levels. Employers like Turner Construction, Gilbane Building Company, and Skanska maintain strong Pennsylvania footprints and hire coordinators for project administration, subcontractor oversight, and scheduling support. Healthcare and institutional construction are among the most active specialties in the state right now. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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About Project Resources Group (PRG)
As a leading provider of construction management, outside plant damage assessment & recovery, business outsourcing and consulting services, PRG offers services within the cable, telephony, construction and utility industries, including:
- Back Office Processing
- Technical Support
- Network Infrastructure
- Engineering & Design
- Project and Program Management
- Outside Plant Damage Cost Recovery Services
With 20+ offices and 825+ employees nationwide, we deliver industry-leading solutions with speed, accuracy, and expertise.
We're looking for an outside plant expert to join PRG as a route-based Construction Coordinator. In this role, you'll be the eyes and ears on the ground for our clients' fiber networks — monitoring 811 tickets, running an assigned route, staying alert to what's happening around it, responding to outages, and keeping small issues from becoming big ones. If you like being outdoors, behind the wheel, and solving problems in the field rather than at a desk, this is built for you.
A DAY IN THE FIELD
- Receive your daily assignments and plan your route.
- Drive an assigned fiber route on a recurring basis — this is a route-based role with substantial daily windshield time, so comfort with long stretches of driving is a must.
- Visit and monitor existing fiber routes, watching for anything that could put the line at risk.
- Review and reference 811 locate tickets, along with maps and prints, to stay ahead of nearby digging and construction activity.
- Offer first-level support when minor issues come up, and work to mitigate potential failure points before they escalate.Respond to network outages as necessary.
- Log and escalate any changes in infrastructure or conditions along the route.
- Report to the field to verify the quality, accuracy, and adherence of work performed under our scope of work (SOW).
- Communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues, customers, contractors, and homeowners.
WHAT YOU'LL BRING
- Must possess a valid and current driver's license, a reliable personal vehicle suitable for representing the company, and auto insurance meeting both federal and state requirements, with minimum auto liability coverage of 100/300/100 for bodily injury and property damage. Mileage is reimbursed for work-related driving at the current IRS-approved standard mileage reimbursement rate.
- Dependability — you show up on time, every time, and can be counted on to get the job done.
- Sharp attention to detail, especially when reviewing tickets, maps, and prints.
- Comfort working independently in the field with minimal day-to-day supervision.
- Willingness and ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions — prior outdoor experience is a plus.
- Physical readiness to walk extensively, bend, sit, stand, climb stairs, and lift up to 50 lbs. throughout the day.
- Solid computer proficiency, including comfort with Microsoft tools for reporting and communication.
- Working knowledge of underground utilities and local dig laws is a plus.
- Strong understanding of fiber engineering fundamentals.
- Customer service instincts — you can interpret, communicate, and help deliver on client needs.
- Sharp organizational skills and the ability to prioritize across multiple assignments.
- Clear communication skills, written and verbal, with the ability to adjust your delivery to your audience.
- A rain-or-shine mindset — the work continues regardless of weather.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
Pay: Commensurate with experience, $33-$37/hour, plus the opportunity to earn an annual bonus.
- Medical, dental, and vision plans offered for you and your dependents, effective the first of the month following your start date.
- Company-paid short-term disability benefits after 1 year of service.
- 401(k) plan effective the first of the month following your start date, with a safe-harbor match after 1 year of service.
- Supplemental life insurance available for you and your dependents.
- Paid time off and holiday pay.
- Monthly phone allowance.
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The pay range for this role is:
33 - 37 USD per hour(Harrisburg)
About Project Resources Group (PRG)
As a leading provider of construction management, outside plant damage assessment & recovery, business outsourcing and consulting services, PRG offers services within the cable, telephony, construction and utility industries, including:
- Back Office Processing
- Technical Support
- Network Infrastructure
- Engineering & Design
- Project and Program Management
- Outside Plant Damage Cost Recovery Services
With 20+ offices and 825+ employees nationwide, we deliver industry-leading solutions with speed, accuracy, and expertise.
We're looking for an outside plant expert to join PRG as a route-based Construction Coordinator. In this role, you'll be the eyes and ears on the ground for our clients' fiber networks — monitoring 811 tickets, running an assigned route, staying alert to what's happening around it, responding to outages, and keeping small issues from becoming big ones. If you like being outdoors, behind the wheel, and solving problems in the field rather than at a desk, this is built for you.
A DAY IN THE FIELD
- Receive your daily assignments and plan your route.
- Drive an assigned fiber route on a recurring basis — this is a route-based role with substantial daily windshield time, so comfort with long stretches of driving is a must.
- Visit and monitor existing fiber routes, watching for anything that could put the line at risk.
- Review and reference 811 locate tickets, along with maps and prints, to stay ahead of nearby digging and construction activity.
- Offer first-level support when minor issues come up, and work to mitigate potential failure points before they escalate.Respond to network outages as necessary.
- Log and escalate any changes in infrastructure or conditions along the route.
- Report to the field to verify the quality, accuracy, and adherence of work performed under our scope of work (SOW).
- Communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues, customers, contractors, and homeowners.
WHAT YOU'LL BRING
- Must possess a valid and current driver's license, a reliable personal vehicle suitable for representing the company, and auto insurance meeting both federal and state requirements, with minimum auto liability coverage of 100/300/100 for bodily injury and property damage. Mileage is reimbursed for work-related driving at the current IRS-approved standard mileage reimbursement rate.
- Dependability — you show up on time, every time, and can be counted on to get the job done.
- Sharp attention to detail, especially when reviewing tickets, maps, and prints.
- Comfort working independently in the field with minimal day-to-day supervision.
- Willingness and ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions — prior outdoor experience is a plus.
- Physical readiness to walk extensively, bend, sit, stand, climb stairs, and lift up to 50 lbs. throughout the day.
- Solid computer proficiency, including comfort with Microsoft tools for reporting and communication.
- Working knowledge of underground utilities and local dig laws is a plus.
- Strong understanding of fiber engineering fundamentals.
- Customer service instincts — you can interpret, communicate, and help deliver on client needs.
- Sharp organizational skills and the ability to prioritize across multiple assignments.
- Clear communication skills, written and verbal, with the ability to adjust your delivery to your audience.
- A rain-or-shine mindset — the work continues regardless of weather.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
Pay: Commensurate with experience, $33-$37/hour, plus the opportunity to earn an annual bonus.
- Medical, dental, and vision plans offered for you and your dependents, effective the first of the month following your start date.
- Company-paid short-term disability benefits after 1 year of service.
- 401(k) plan effective the first of the month following your start date, with a safe-harbor match after 1 year of service.
- Supplemental life insurance available for you and your dependents.
- Paid time off and holiday pay.
- Monthly phone allowance.
#INDCC
The pay range for this role is:
33 - 37 USD per hour(Harrisburg)
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What Pennsylvania Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in construction coordinator jobs across Pennsylvania.
- Two or more years of construction project coordination or administration experience required
- Proficiency with project management software such as Procore, Primavera P6, or Bluebeam
- Associate or bachelor degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a related field
- Ability to read and interpret architectural drawings, blueprints, and construction specifications
- Strong command of scheduling, RFI tracking, submittal logs, and document control processes
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification strongly preferred by Pennsylvania commercial contractors
Construction Coordinator Jobs in Pennsylvania: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a construction coordinator in Pennsylvania?
Most construction coordinators in Pennsylvania enter through an associate or bachelor degree in construction management, civil engineering, or architecture, followed by field or office experience with a contractor or owner's representative. Pennsylvania does not require a state-issued license for this role, but earning an OSHA 30 card and a certification through the Construction Management Association of America strengthens your candidacy considerably with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh employers.
Which companies hire construction coordinators in Pennsylvania?
Companies currently hiring construction coordinators in Pennsylvania include FirstEnergy, Orbital Engineering, and BOSWELL, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Pennsylvania's concentration of hospital expansions, university capital programs, and state transportation projects means large general contractors and owner's representative firms keep coordinator roles open on a rolling basis.
Which Pennsylvania cities have the most construction coordinator jobs?
The cities with the most construction coordinator openings in Pennsylvania are Pittsburgh, Allentown, and Harrisburg. Philadelphia dominates because of its volume of hospital system expansions, mixed-use development, and SEPTA infrastructure work, while Pittsburgh draws hiring through its ongoing medical and tech campus construction, and the Lehigh Valley adds openings tied to its industrial and logistics development corridor.
Are there remote construction coordinator jobs in Pennsylvania?
Yes, but they're rare. About 11% of construction coordinator openings tied to Pennsylvania are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, reflecting how much of the role depends on being present at the job site or in a project trailer. The tasks most likely to go remote are document control, RFI logging, scheduling updates, and submittal review rather than field coordination.
How can I get hired as a construction coordinator in Pennsylvania with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a project engineer or project administrator role with a large Pennsylvania general contractor, where coordinators are developed internally. Turner Construction and Gilbane both run structured early-career programs out of their Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offices. An OSHA 10 card and working knowledge of Procore give candidates without field experience a concrete edge, and lateral moves from estimating assistant or document control clerk are common ways in.
Where can I find and apply to construction coordinator jobs in Pennsylvania?
You can find and apply to construction coordinator jobs in Pennsylvania on Migrate Mate, which lists current Pennsylvania openings from employers hiring right now. Search the roles that match your experience level and location, then apply directly to the ones that fit.
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