Site Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA
Site Manager jobs in Seattle are in strong demand, concentrated in South Lake Union, SoDo, and the Eastside corridor across construction, tech campus development, and utilities infrastructure. Employers actively hiring include Thrive Communities, TRIMEDX, and AFL. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Allied Universal is looking to hire a Site Manager. The Site Manager is accountable for day-to-day operations of an assigned account, including hiring, training, disciplining and terminating staff. Build, improve and maintain relationships with clients and employees: develop & retain staff; coordinate needed support services and solve problems to effectively run the account. Meet or exceed financial & operational goals; provide quality customer service. Maintains or oversees maintenance of weekly operating schedules and completion of payroll for assigned security personnel. Provides after-hour emergency response as required. To support and ensure success in this role, we provide a comprehensive, week-long management onboarding course designed to provide best practices, tools and guidance.
- Supervise the day to day security operations of an assigned client site
- Manage a team of security officers, site and/or shift supervisors including hiring/selection, scheduling, payroll, training, coaching, development and support
- Ensure the client site is provided with high quality security services to protect people and property
- Build, improve and maintain effective relationships with both client and employees
- Coordinate necessary support services to effectively manage client site to meet or exceed financial and operational goals and provide quality customer service
- Ensure all required reporting and contract compliance requirements are met
- Assure regular communication of issues or program with Client
- Handle any escalated security issues or emergency situations appropriately
- Other management responsibilities as determined by leadership
- Communicate staffing needs via Requisition Form; assist recruiters in identifying, interviewing and hiring quality candidates
- Develop staff in both technical and professional skills through performance management (coaching, counseling, disciplining, MSO training, annual formal performance evaluations, recognition, etc.)
- Assure that employee grievances are heard and resolved (with help from appropriate support employees, as required) and that personnel records are updated and accurate (Change of Status forms, rosters, etc.)
- Assure communication of policies, company announcements and job openings through a consistently updated READ file at each site
- Meet all contractual scheduled hours with a minimum of unbilled overtime
- Coordinate and/or conduct site-specific OJT, client-specific training, and annual refresher training for security personnel, as well as meet Allied Universal’s corporate training standards
- Develop / maintain operational procedures so that a valid, site-specific OPM and post orders are always available for emergency reference by the security staff
- Manage uniforms, equipment, supplies and vehicles utilized at the account(s), maintaining appropriate inventories and maintenance checklists
- Take a proactive role in communicating with the client and meeting his needs; meet with regularly, listen to issues, provide security and technical expertise and solutions. Ensure complete customer satisfaction
- Licensing requirements are subject to state and/or local laws and regulations and may be required prior to employment.
- Capably utilize WinTeam for scheduling and billing, and to produce reports (such as Scheduling Activity, invoice Aging by tiers, Training Summary and Training Detail reports) that require interpretation and action for effective business management
- Enforce Allied Universal policies as outlined in the handbooks, executive memos and on the portal
- Four year degree in Criminal Justice, Business Administration or related field
- Previous Contract Security, facilities management, military or law enforcement experience
- At least 2 years of business management/operations/supervisory experience (depending on size/scope of client).
- Ability to develop and grow customer relationships
- Experience in hiring, developing, motivating and retaining quality staff
- Outstanding interpersonal and communications skills required
- Ability to work in a team-oriented management environment with the ability to work independently
- Ability to manage multiple priorities, complex situations, a diverse team of employees and client requirements on an ongoing basis
- Ability to work in a team-oriented management environment while having an entrepreneurial attitude
- Key Competencies: Staff Management, Financial Management, Integrity, Problem Solving, Conflict Management, Time Management, Customer Focus, Timely Decision Making, Motivating and Directing Others, Drive for Results
- Previous payroll, billing and scheduling experience
- Medical, dental, vision, basic life, AD&D, retirement plan, and disability insurance
- Eight paid holidays annually, five sick days, and four personal day
- Vacation time offered at an accrual rate of 3.08 hours biweekly. Unused vacation is only paid out where required by law. Pay $81,224.00 yearly
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Allied Universal® is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race/ethnicity, age, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, genetic information, disability, protected veteran status or relationship/association with a protected veteran, or any other basis or characteristic protected by law. For more information: www.aus.com
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2026-1689563
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Site Manager Jobs in Seattle: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a site manager job in Seattle?
Focus on sectors driving the most Seattle hiring: large-scale construction in South Lake Union and the waterfront, utilities and infrastructure projects along the I-405 corridor, and campus facilities for the region's major tech employers. Candidates who have coordinated multi-trade crews on urban infill or occupied-campus projects stand out. Local experience with Seattle's permitting environment and familiarity with LEED or Envision-rated project requirements gives a meaningful edge over out-of-state applicants.
Which companies hire site managers in Seattle?
Companies currently hiring site managers in Seattle include Thrive Communities, TRIMEDX, and AFL, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Seattle's market includes a mix of national general contractors, regional utilities, and tech-sector corporate real estate teams that manage ongoing campus and data center buildouts.
Are there remote site manager jobs in Seattle?
Yes, though opportunities are limited since most site manager roles require a physical presence to oversee crews, inspections, and daily operations. About 24% of site manager openings tied to Seattle are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, concentrated in roles focused on scheduling, vendor coordination, and project reporting rather than hands-on field supervision.
How can I get a site manager job in Seattle with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path in Seattle is through assistant superintendent or field coordinator roles with mid-size general contractors active in the South Lake Union and Capitol Hill redevelopment corridors. Seattle's sustained construction volume means firms like regional commercial builders and utilities contractors regularly hire entry-level site coordinators. Completing an apprenticeship through the Seattle-King County area trade programs or gaining OSHA 30 certification noticeably strengthens applications for those first field-management positions.
Which industries hire the most site managers in Seattle?
Most site manager openings in Seattle sit in Banking & Financial Services, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Seattle's ongoing density of large mixed-use construction, combined with sustained investment in tech campus expansion and regional utilities upgrades, keeps demand for site managers consistently high across those sectors.
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