ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER (CONSTRUCTION)

An Assistant Project Manager (APM) in construction supports the Project Manager in planning, executing, and finishing projects within budget and on time. APMs work directly under the Project Manager and are responsible for: Coordinating team members: APMs coordinate the efforts of the project team, third-party consultants, and contractors. Defining objectives: APMs help define the project's objectives. Quality control: APMs oversee quality control throughout the project's life cycle. Managing information: APMs take initiative in managing information. Establishing expectations: APMs establish expectations for the project. Maintaining cost effectiveness: APMs maintain cost effectiveness for the project. Soliciting vendors: APMs solicit vendors for pricing and recommend contract awards.