The Land Development Manager is responsible for managing the Division’s land development program by directing activities such as roadway construction, water and sewer installation, earthwork, landscape, irrigation activities, vertical construction and public utility coordination supporting the Northern New Jersey Area.
Compensation
We reasonably expect the base compensation offered for this position to range from an annual salary of $118,440.23 - $157,920
Responsibilities
Responsible for the successful and timely delivery of new projects through use of construction schedules, contract documents, land development budgets, environmental studies, geotechnical reports, engineering and architectural construction plans and permit compliance reports.
Work closely with the Area Construction Managers and Director of Construction to deliver completed, ready-to-build home sites.
Assist in the creation of development budgets during the entitlement process and value-engineer specific aspects of the project design.
Develop position working relationship with jurisdictional entities all while maintaining land use and development rights.
Oversee projects from permit approvals through construction, recording plat, final certification and community turnover.
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, or similar program preferred
Senior Project Manager responsible for end-to-end delivery of capital construction and renovation projects at Toyota's Georgetown, KY manufacturing complex.
Responsibilities
Own end-to-end delivery of capital construction and renovation projects
Lead project scoping sessions with client stakeholders
Develop project charters, feasibility analyses, and preliminary cost estimates
Manage design team selection, contract negotiation, and onboarding
Coordinate pre-construction activities including site assessments, utility coordination, permitting strategy, and regulatory review
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or related field
Nice to have: PMP or CCM certification
Nice to have: Experience in automotive manufacturing, industrial or mission-critical facility environments
Nice to have: Familiarity with Toyota Production System (TPS) principles and lean methodologies
Nice to have: Experience with TCSR or equivalent owner safety compliance frameworks
Lead and coordinate construction projects, ensuring schedule, budget, and quality compliance.
Compensation
The successful candidate for the Project Manager role in Las Vegas, NV can expect to earn $85,000 to $135,000 per year. This position is also eligible to participate in the company's incentive bonus plan.
Responsibilities
Support project planning, set up, and execution from design development through installation and closeout
Develop and maintain project logs, documentation, submittal schedules, and tracking tools
Coordinate shop drawings, engineering submittals, samples, mock-ups, and fabrication releases
Monitor project schedules and identify potential delays
Responsible for delivering multiple concurrent facilities projects from concept through closeout, including scope development, design coordination, budgeting, procurement, construction oversight, and turnover to facility operations.
Responsibilities
Independently manage multiple facilities projects
Partner with internal stakeholders to define project requirements
The Project Manager plans and delivers new construction, renovations, conversions, and brand-mandated Property Improvement Plans (PIPs) across the portfolio, and leads all related purchasing of Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment (FF&E) and Operating Supplies & Equipment (OS&E).
Compensation
$81,500 plus Bonus potential
Responsibilities
Plan and manage projects end to end: scope, schedule, budget, phasing, permitting, construction, punch list, and closeout for ground-up builds, renovations, conversions, and PIPs.
Coordinate design and pre-construction: work with architects, interior designers, engineers, and brand reviewers; review drawings and specifications for constructability, cost, and brand compliance.
Run the field process: lead bid walks, contractor selection, and kick-off meetings; conduct regular site visits, verify progress and quality, and resolve field issues promptly.
Protect operating hotels: phase work, coordinate shutdowns and room out-of-order plans, and communicate timelines clearly to general managers and operations teams.
Close out cleanly: manage punch lists, warranties, as-builts, permits, and certificates of occupancy, brand inspections, and formal handover to operations.
Coordinates the planning and implementation of construction and facility projects of varying size and complexity, supporting all phases of the project lifecycle.
Responsibilities
Coordinate all phases of small construction projects including scheduling, planning, design, construction, owner’s fit‑out and regulatory interaction
Assist with development of preliminary construction project budgets and detailed cost bid packages
Price out and implement change orders
Develop requests for proposal, issue LOIs, negotiate terms and conditions, develop contracts and award project work
Evaluate and administer contract documents to outside construction contractors, including approval of payment applications
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Design, Engineering, Construction Management or related field
The Engineering Project Manager is accountable for the full lifecycle delivery of capital projects across Luck Stone's aggregate operations from conceptual design through commissioning and closeout.
Responsibilities
Owns project budgets, schedules, and scope, and serves as the primary point of coordination between engineering, operations, contractors, and internal construction resources.
Manages capital estimates, project budgets, and schedules.
Maintains budget and schedule accountability through project execution and closeout.
Selects, contracts, and manages external contractors and vendors.
Leads project commissioning, coordinates system startup with operations staff, and conducts formal project closeout.