Project Site Manager Jobs
Project Site Manager jobs are open across construction, infrastructure, energy, and commercial development, from entry-level site coordinator roles to senior and principal levels, with specializations in civil, MEP, and ground-up builds. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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COMPANY OVERVIEW:
CB&I delivers integrated storage and asset‑management solutions that help customers operate safely, reliably, and efficiently across the lifecycle of their facilities. Through our two global business units - Storage Solutions, the world leader in tanks, terminals, and storage systems, and Asset Solutions, a leading provider of operations, management, wells and decommissioning services - we combine technical excellence with execution capability to extend asset life, optimize performance, and maximize value.
Overview:
PPL Quality Operations Specialists are responsible for development and implementation of Quality activities within the area of Quality Assessments, Quality Surveillance, Non-conformances, Root Cause Analysis, Corrective/Preventive Actions, Continual Improvement, and Area/Project Quality Support. The PPL Quality Ops Specialist may function in multiple capacities, including QA/QC Engineer depending on the region, project site or facility.
Reports directly to the Project Manager and regularly interfaces with Corporate and Area Functional Leads, Area Welding & QA Managers, Area Quality Managers, in addition to Project/Fabrication Shop Quality Managers.
While on the project, the person in this role would receive a housing allowance and other allowances typically associated with being on site.
Responsibilities:
The PPL Quality Operations Specialist typically supports an individual project, multiple projects, or a fabrication facility. Since this role can act in various capacities, as indicated above, the responsibilities described below may vary, subject to a specific assignment. The role is an individual contributor role but may supervise welding and inspection Technicians and/or Supervisors.
- Contributes to continued improvement area initiatives.
- Assists Quality Managers/Area Quality Leads in deploying Quality program initiatives.
- Conduct internal quality audits, as per area/project quality audit plan, when assigned.
- Provide assistance for obtaining applicable certifications, such as ASME, ISO, etc.
- Provide training to other project or shop personnel, as necessary.
- Responsible for understanding project requirements related to Welding and QA/QC and assuring compliance.
- Understand Sub-contract agreement requirements.
- Understand local regulatory requirements related to quality.
- Prepares and maintains project deliverables, based on the organization’s management system and project requirements.
- Coordinates welding and QA/QC engineers and inspectors to ensure completion of any inspection and testing.
- Maintains project records, as per the organization’s records management system.
- Ensure sufficient QA/QC resources are available to support all Project Processes; thus, including Design, Procurement, Fabrication, Supplier Surveillance, Receiving, Handling & Storage, Construction and Commissioning.
- Report Project Quality performance (KPI's) to Area Quality Manager and Area Welding & QA/QC Manager.
- Manages non-conformances and corrective actions, including root cause analysis, as applicable.
- Prepares and submits weekly, monthly quality reports to Operations and Functional management.
- Advise Project Team on all QA/QC issues.
- Coordinates NDE activities at project site or shop.
- Supervises welders and welding operators, ensuring quality of the product, as assigned.
- Maintains up-to-date qualifications and certifications for welders, welding operators, NDE technicians, as applicable.
- Contributes to a positive project or Shop Safety Culture.
QUALIFICATIONS
- 15+ years of Company/Industry experience, out of which 10-15 years should be in the relevant discipline.
- Engineering degree (Typically Weld Engineering) preferred.
KNOWLEDGE OF THE FOLLOWING CODES, AS APPLICABLE:
ASME Section II, ASME Section V, ASME Section VIII, ASME Section IX, ASTM Material, API 650, API 620, AWWA D100, AWS D1.1, ASME B31.3, ASME B16.5/B16.47, etc. (including product specific related codes as and when needed)
SKILLS AND BEHAVIORS:
- Expertise in Welding & NDE methods applicable to the project or shop.
- Knowledge in applicable Management System documentation.
- Act as focal point for all Welding & QA/QC matters at the point of assignment.
- Understands project requirements and ensures compliance.
- Compiles project records and handover to the projects for final documentation.
- Can communicate effectively with internal and external disciplines at multiple levels.
- Manages team effectively towards project objectives.
- Must be familiar with and have knowledge of:
- NDE Level II in VT, MT, PT, SFT, UT, RT
- Give Written NDE Examinations
- Give Practical NDE Examinations
- Maintain Qualification Records
- Administer Annual Eye Test
- CWI
- Paint Inspection Knowledge
- Hydro Test Safety
BENEFITS:
CB&I is proud to offer eligible employees a robust package of benefits, including major medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k)-matching program, FSA/HSA programs, long- and short-term disability options, life insurance, and AD&D. We also offer eligible employees paid holidays and paid time off. Benefits eligibility for permanent positions may vary by full-time or part-time roles, location, or position.
In accordance with applicable local and state laws or regulations, the compensation listed is the current estimated range for the position. Final offer details and future compensation may be determined by multiple factors, including, but not limited to, geographic location, market compensation data, skills, experience, and other relevant factors. Please discuss any compensation-related questions with your recruiter during the interview process.
PAY RANGE:
USD $107,800.00-$140,200.00/Annually
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Who's Hiring
- Vestas18

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- Colliers Engineering & Design14

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Top Industries Hiring
- Consulting & Professional Services69
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- Manufacturing34
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in project site manager jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a related field
- OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification required or strongly preferred
- 3 to 10 years of field experience managing commercial or civil construction projects
- Proficiency in project management software such as Procore, Primavera P6, or MS Project
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate subcontractors, RFIs, submittals, and site safety programs
- PMP or CCM certification preferred for senior or government-contracted positions
Tips for Your Project Site Manager Job Search
Quantify your site deliverables concretely
Hiring managers want numbers on your resume. State square footage completed, number of subcontractors you coordinated, schedule overruns you recovered, and safety incident rates you maintained. Vague phrases like 'managed large projects' do not move you past the first screen.
List your certifications above your education
For project site manager roles, an OSHA 30, PMP, or LEED credential carries more immediate weight than your degree. Put active certifications near the top of your resume so a recruiter scanning for compliance-ready candidates spots them in the first few seconds.
Filter openings by project type, not just title
Job postings for this role vary widely by sector. Search for the project type you want, such as data center, multifamily, or highway, alongside the title. You'll surface openings that match your hands-on experience rather than generic listings that may not align with your background.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists project site manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare for schedule and conflict scenario questions
Interviewers for this role will put specific situations to you: a subcontractor misses a milestone, a material delivery is delayed two weeks, an inspector flags a deficiency. Prepare concrete examples from past projects that show how you resolved each type of disruption and kept the schedule intact.
Negotiate start date around active project phases
When an offer comes, tie your start date to a natural transition point on your current project, such as a completed milestone or inspection. Leaving mid-phase damages your professional reputation and your reference. Employers in this industry understand project cycles and will generally accommodate a reasonable request.
Project Site Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most project site managers?
The companies hiring the most project site managers right now include Vestas, DoorDash, and Colliers Engineering & Design, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and Illinois, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. Activity tends to cluster around large infrastructure programs, data center buildouts, and multifamily residential development.
How many project site manager jobs are remote?
About 8% of project site manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of June 2026, reflecting the field-based nature of most construction roles. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote flexibility are program oversight, owner's representation, and pre-construction planning, where on-site presence is intermittent rather than daily.
How do you become a project site manager?
Most project site managers start as field engineers, assistant superintendents, or project coordinators and build up site experience over several years before stepping into a manager role. Earning an OSHA 30 certification early signals safety competency to employers. A degree in construction management or civil engineering strengthens your candidacy, though demonstrated field experience often carries comparable weight for employers hiring for specific project types.
Can you get hired as a project site manager with little experience?
Entry-level project site manager roles exist, but employers expect some direct field exposure even at the junior level. Internships on active job sites, time as a laborer or trades apprentice, or a co-op through a construction management program all count. Tailor your application to smaller general contractors or specialty subcontractors, where a candidate with strong fundamentals and an OSHA certification can step into a site coordination role and grow from there.
What does the project site manager interview process look like?
The process typically runs two to three rounds. An initial phone screen with HR or a recruiter focuses on your experience and availability. A second round with the hiring superintendent or project executive goes deep into how you handle schedule conflicts, subcontractor disputes, and safety incidents, usually through scenario-based questions tied to real project situations. Final rounds often include a site visit or meeting with senior leadership, particularly for larger commercial or infrastructure projects.
Where can I find and apply to project site manager jobs?
You can find and apply to project site manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find roles that match your experience and project type, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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