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Overnight Retired General Contractor Jobs (NOW HIRING)

NY · On-site

$70 - $105/hr

Ensure compliance with General Contractor (GC) safety requirements and site‑specific safety plans ... The position requires moderate travel, which may include overnight travel and international travel ...

Manages General Contractor (GC) relationships, attends construction meetings, and coordinates with ... Potential overnight stays for projects may be required based on the travel distance and time spent ...

Manages General Contractor (GC) relationships, attends construction meetings, and coordinates with ... Potential overnight stays for projects may be required based on the travel distance and time spent ...

Our client, a premier general contractor in central Indiana, embodies quality, integrity, and a ... Possesses a clear driving record, with the ability and willingness for overnight stays and travel ...

Manages General Contractor (GC) relationships, attends construction meetings, and coordinates with ... Potential overnight stays for projects may be required based on the travel distance and time spent ...

$85 - $120/hr

Manages General Contractor (GC) relationships, attends construction meetings, and coordinates with ... Potential overnight stays for projects may be required based on the travel distance and time spent ...

Project Manager

Roanoke, VA · On-site

$85 - $120/hr

Manages General Contractor (GC) relationships, attends construction meetings, and coordinates with ... Potential overnight stays for projects may be required based on the travel distance and time spent ...

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Tower Hand

Fort Myers, FL · On-site

$21 - $26/hr

... such as overnight and weekend hours. - Availability to work in excess of 8 hour days ... General Contractor specializing in the Wireless Telecommunications Industry.

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Tower Hand

Fort Myers, FL · On-site

$21 - $26/hr

... such as overnight and weekend hours. - Availability to work in excess of 8 hour days ... General Contractor specializing in the Wireless Telecommunications Industry.

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Overnight Retired General Contractor information

What is an overnight retired general contractor?

An Overnight Retired General Contractor is a professional who previously worked as a licensed general contractor and now offers their expertise or services during overnight hours, often in a consulting or advisory capacity. They may assist with emergency repairs, oversee nighttime construction projects, or provide after-hours guidance based on their extensive experience in the construction industry. Their retired status indicates they are no longer actively managing large projects, but their skills remain valuable for special situations that require seasoned oversight, particularly during non-standard work hours.

What types of projects or tasks does an overnight retired general contractor typically handle, and how does this schedule impact collaboration with other team members?

As an overnight retired general contractor, you may be responsible for supervising late-night maintenance, managing emergency repairs, or overseeing construction work that must occur outside of normal business hours. This role often involves working independently or with a small overnight crew, while communicating updates to daytime teams through detailed reports or handover meetings. The unique schedule can sometimes pose challenges for real-time collaboration, but strong documentation and clear communication practices help ensure a smooth transition between shifts and continuity in project progress.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an overnight retired general contractor?

To thrive as an Overnight Retired General Contractor, you need extensive experience in construction management, project oversight, and a solid understanding of building codes and safety regulations, often backed by prior licensure or certification as a general contractor. Familiarity with construction management software, scheduling systems, and relevant documentation tools is typically required. Strong leadership, problem-solving abilities, and effective communication are essential soft skills for managing teams and addressing issues that arise after hours. These skills ensure efficient project supervision, compliance with standards, and the ability to resolve challenges promptly during overnight shifts.

What is the difference between Overnight Retired General Contractor vs Overnight Retired Construction Supervisor?

AspectOvernight Retired General ContractorOvernight Retired Construction Supervisor
CertificationsLicensed General ContractorOften holds a Construction Supervisor license or equivalent
Work EnvironmentOversees entire projects, manages multiple teams, and handles permitsSupervises daily construction activities on-site
Industry UsageUsed in project planning, bidding, and overall managementCommonly involved in on-site supervision and coordination

While both roles involve construction oversight, the Overnight Retired General Contractor typically manages entire projects and holds licensing credentials, whereas the Overnight Retired Construction Supervisor focuses on daily on-site supervision. Understanding these differences helps clarify job responsibilities and career paths in the construction industry.

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Project Manager/Commercial & Institutional Electrical Contracting

Primary Enterprises LLC

Landover, MD • On-site

$40 - $45/hr

Part-time

Medical, Dental

This job post has expired today. Applications are no longer accepted.


Job description

Fractional Project Manager

Primary Enterprises, LLC

Commercial & Institutional Electrical Contracting | Washington, DC / Landover, MD


The Opportunity

Primary Enterprises is a commercial and institutional electrical contracting firm serving the DMV region since 2003. We are MBE/CBE certified and perform work for institutional clients, general contractors, and state and local government agencies.

We are seeking an experienced Project Manager on a fractional, part-time basis to cover our morning operations window. This is a defined, high-impact role for a seasoned electrical PM who wants meaningful work without a full-time commitment. Ideal for a semi-retired PM, a PM between roles, or an experienced professional building a portfolio of fractional engagements.

Schedule

Monday through Friday, approximately 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM (flexible on exact start/end, but morning coverage is the requirement, not a preference).

Our field operations are front-loaded. Mornings are when crews mobilize, GCs and clients call, coordination decisions get made, and the next day gets set up. Our Field Superintendent carries afternoon operations. This role owns the morning.

Core Responsibilities

• Morning field coordination with the Field Superintendent and crews across active projects

• Primary point of contact for general contractors and institutional clients during morning hours, including scheduled Teams and in-person project meetings

• Manage RFIs, submittals, and change order documentation

• Maintain project status and documentation in eSUB as the source of truth

• Track project schedules, identify blockers early, and escalate issues before they become problems

• Set up next-day priorities and hand off cleanly to afternoon field leadership

• Support estimating and proposal efforts as capacity allows

What We're Looking For

• Substantial commercial and/or institutional electrical project management experience

• Comfortable as the client-facing representative of the company — professional, responsive, and reliable in written and verbal communication

• Working knowledge of RFIs, submittals, change orders, and subcontractor documentation workflows

• Experience with construction project management software (eSUB, Procore, or comparable)


• Familiarity with public and institutional work in the DMV is a strong plus (UMD, Prince George's County, DC agencies, Montgomery County)

• Someone who takes ownership and does not need to be managed through the day

Engagement Terms

• Fractional / part-time, approximately 20 to 25 hours per week

• 1099 contractor engagement

• Rate negotiable based on experience

• Potential to expand hours or transition to a broader role as the company grows


Company Description

CBE & SBE minority electrical contractor certified with the District of Columbia. We are currently seeking a Project Manager for Commercial & Institutional Electrical Contracting jobs in Maryland and the District of Columbia.