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Project Manager

Las Vegas, NV · On-site +1

Other projects may involve remote work with regular travel and site visits. Candidates can be based in British Columbia, Alberta or Saskatchewan . The Conversation If the projects, level of ownership ...

IMEG

Technology Designer (Revit)

Las Vegas, NV · On-site +1

Hybrid and/or remote work schedule available Sponsorship: Not available What You'll Do * Assist in the design and analysis of IT structured cabling, audio/video, security, and other low-voltage ...

Eaton

Project Manager - Hyperscale

Las Vegas, NV · Remote

$99K - $145K/yr

This remote position is available to candidates located within the United States. What you'll do: The primary function of a Field Based Project Manager is to create value and establish the project ...

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As of Sep 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote rcdd in Las Vegas, NV is $46.45, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $36.68 and $56.49 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Remote RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution Designer) job involves designing and overseeing telecommunications and data infrastructure projects from a remote location. Responsibilities include creating network designs, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and coordinating with clients, engineers, and project teams. This role requires strong knowledge of structured cabling, fiber optics, and building systems while utilizing remote collaboration tools.

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A Remote RCDD typically spends their day designing, reviewing, and updating telecommunications and network infrastructure layouts using tools like AutoCAD or Revit. They collaborate closely with project managers, engineers, and clients—often through video calls or project management platforms—to ensure that all requirements and standards are being met. Other daily tasks may include producing technical documentation, responding to RFIs, and ensuring compliance with BICSI, TIA/EIA, and local building codes. The remote nature of the role also requires strong organizational skills and proactive communication to keep projects on track.

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To thrive as a Remote RCDD (Registered Communications Distribution Designer), you'll need a solid understanding of telecommunications infrastructure design, TIA/EIA standards, and building codes, supported by an active RCDD certification from BICSI. Familiarity with CAD software, Revit, and project management tools is important for creating, modifying, and managing complex network design documentation. Excellent communication, self-motivation, and attention to detail are critical soft skills, especially when working independently or with distributed teams. These capabilities ensure project accuracy, regulatory compliance, and effective collaboration in remote work settings.

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Project Manager

Las Vegas, NV • On-site, Remote

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Full-time

Re-posted 29 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Manage project scope, schedule, budget, and financials from award through closeout.

  • Oversee structural steel, PEMB, subcontractors, suppliers, and project documentation to ensure project delivery.

  • Coordinate with field teams, manage client communication, and handle project closeout activities.

Job description

Project Manager — Industrial / Structural Steel & PEMB

BC, Alberta or Saskatchewan

Colony Construction is adding an experienced Project Manager as the company takes on larger industrial and heavy industrial projects across Canada.

We’re specifically looking for someone who already understands structural steel and/or PEMB construction and has enough project ownership to manage work from the GC / Prime Contractor side.

This may be particularly interesting if you are:

  • managing steel or PEMB projects and want to move into broader GC / Prime Contractor ownership, or

  • already with a larger General Contractor and want more autonomy, less layering and more direct responsibility for the projects you run.

The Role

This is a hands-on PM position with responsibility from award through closeout.

You’ll own:

  • Budget, forecasting and project financials

  • Schedule and overall project delivery

  • Structural steel, PEMB and supporting trade scopes

  • Subcontractors, suppliers and consultants

  • Procurement

  • RFIs, submittals, shop drawings and project documentation

  • Contracts, purchase orders and change management

  • Client communication

  • Coordination with Superintendents and field teams

  • Turnover and closeout

The expectation is that you understand what is happening on the project, make decisions and take responsibility for getting issues resolved.

Why Someone Might Consider Colony

Colony is growing, but it is still small enough that strong PMs have direct access to the people making decisions.

There are fewer layers between the PM, the field and leadership.

That means more ownership, but also more influence over how your projects are actually delivered.

For someone coming from a steel or PEMB contractor, the opportunity is to broaden your scope beyond one portion of the project and take on the full GC / Prime Contractor picture.

For someone coming from a larger GC, the appeal may be the ability to own more of the project yourself and have a more visible impact as the company grows.

What We Need

We’re not looking for a general commercial PM who would need to learn steel construction from scratch.

The right person will have:

  • Direct structural steel and/or PEMB project experience

  • PM-level responsibility

  • Industrial or heavy industrial construction exposure

  • Budget and schedule accountability

  • Experience managing subcontractors and suppliers

  • Strong drawings/specifications and construction documentation knowledge

  • Enough project ownership to work independently

Experience with civil, concrete, mechanical and electrical coordination is helpful.

Travel

There is a real travel component to this role.

Some projects require a 14 days on / 7 days off site rotation, potentially for an extended period. Additional compensation is provided while working rotational assignments.

Other projects may involve remote work with regular travel and site visits.

Candidates can be based in British Columbia, Alberta or Saskatchewan.

The Conversation

If the projects, level of ownership and direction Colony is heading sound like they could make sense for you, complete the short application below.  It gives us enough information to understand your background and whether there is a good reason to have a conversation.

If there is, we’ll connect directly and share more about the projects, the team and what the opportunity could look like for you.