Assistant Project Manager

Hamilton, VA
Full Time
Seg Inc.
Entry Level

Build the Future with Us 

Are you ready to jumpstart your construction management career with a company that’s reshaping the commercial and institutional design/build landscape? SEG is seeking a motivated and detail-driven Assistant Project Manager to join our dynamic team and help deliver innovative, high-impact projects from concept to completion.

Whether you're managing your own small-scale projects or supporting large-scale efforts alongside seasoned professionals, this is your chance to gain hands-on experience across every phase of construction—from planning and estimating to subcontracting, execution, and close-out.

What You'll Do 

As an Assistant Project Manager at SEG, you’ll take on meaningful responsibilities right away, including:

  • Manage multiple small projects (valued up to $3 million) or support a larger team on major efforts.

  •  Learn the full life cycle of project management, including estimating, scheduling, reporting, and compliance.

  •  Drive project controls—track RFIs, changes, safety, performance, and quality control.

  • 💬 Coordinate with architects, engineers, subcontractors, and clients to keep communication smooth and projects on track.

  •  Support shop drawings and submittals, change orders, scheduling, and contract negotiations.

  •  Solve problems on the fly, support constructability reviews, and learn how to keep projects legally and contractually compliant.

Who You Are 

You're curious, analytical, and proactive—ready to learn fast and take initiative in a complex, high-stakes environment. You enjoy solving problems, working with people, and getting things built.

Minimum Qualifications:

  •  B.S. in Engineering or Construction Management with 3–5 years of related experience

  • Understanding of construction methods, especially commercial and institutional renovation.

  • Some experience or exposure to estimating and managing self-performed/subcontracted work.

  • Familiar with construction software tools and strong with spreadsheets and email.

  • Credentials:

    • OSHA 30

    • First Aid / CPR / AED

    • EIT certification a plus!

  • Must be a U.S. Citizen to comply with federal contract requirements.

Benefits:
  • Base Salary
  • Bonus
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Short Term and Long-Term Disability
  • Paid Time Off
  • Continuing Education Assistance
  • E-ZPass to assist with commute expenses

Work Environment:
The role involves working on construction sites, in offices, and traveling to different project locations. Involves exposure to construction site conditions, including weather, noise, and potential hazards.

SEG is a V3 and Equal Opportunity Employer. We strive to attract, develop, and retain a diverse workforce and provide equal opportunities to all employees and applicants. 
 
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