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Salary$34,195 - $72,358  
   
Bonus$485.14 - $7,223  
Profit Sharing$502 - $9,839  
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Turner Construction Company$50,000 - $71,400
Hitt Contracting Inc.Not enough data
Jones Lang LaSalleNot enough data
Shawmut Design and ConstructionNot enough data
Bovis Lend Lease, Lmb Inc.Not enough data
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Salary Range
Construction$34,414 - $78,358
General Contractor$33,634 - $73,563
Commercial Construction$34,596 - $75,959
Electrical Contractor / Electrician$35,116 - $78,982
Engineering Design, (for Construction Industry)$35,829 - $83,992

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Key Statistics for Assistant Project Manager, Construction Jobs

Gender
Female
27%
female alumni
  
Male
73%
male alumni
Salary:$38,349 - $58,048 $41,681 - $61,993
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
8%
1-4 years
53%
5-9 years
27%
10-19 years
10%
20 years or more
3%
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medical benefits Medical: 81% dental benefits Dental: 63%
vision benefits Vision: 42% employee benefits None: 18%

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Assistant Project Manager, Construction

Salary Range

$30,790 - $74,047
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Project Engineer, Construction
$40,711 - $82,909
Administrative Assistant
$21,039 - $43,839
Construction Laborer
$19,983 - $60,099
 
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Assistant Project Manager, Construction

Salary Range

$30,790 - $74,047
payscale
Project Manager, Construction
$42,116 - $118,222
Construction Estimator
$32,504 - $87,801
Construction Manager
$42,092 - $129,377
 

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Assistant Project Manager, Construction Job Description

People with the job title Assistant Project Manager, Construction typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Construction Managers
Plan, direct, coordinate, or budget, usually through subordinate supervisory personnel, activities concerned with the construction and maintenance of structures, facilities, and systems. Participate in the conceptual development of a construction project and oversee its organization, scheduling, and implementation.

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Assistant Project Manager, Construction - (City withheld for privacy), Delaware, United States
My progress has been noticed and rewarded considerably but not up to the market standard for my area. When asking for a raise I let them know that what I do is not what I was hired to do, it's very much more. I point out all the positive things I contribute and what I am currently in the process of learning. I stay away from the negatives but keep aware of them. When negotiation time comes I will prepare a written report showing a Base Salary Report with a Job description. If the job desc...
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