Construction Project Manager

San Jose, CA
Full Time
TSS Family of Companies
Manager/Supervisor


 

Location: San Jose, CA 
Schedule: Full-Time | Onsite 
 

Why You'll Love This Role 

Want to lead projects inside some of the world's most advanced semiconductor manufacturing facilities? 

As a Construction Project Manager with Technical Safety Services (TSS), you'll oversee Gas Life Safety System (GLSS) construction projects that help protect people, facilities, and critical operations. You'll partner with engineers, contractors, and customers to deliver life safety solutions from planning through completion. 

Whether your background is in semiconductor manufacturing, construction management, or low-voltage electrical systems, we'll provide the specialized training to help you thrive in this exciting, high-tech industry.  

What You'll Do: 

  • Manage GLSS construction projects from planning through completion.  

  • Develop project budgets and review contractor bids.  

  • Coordinate vendors, contractors, and customer stakeholders to keep projects on schedule.  

  • Ensure projects comply with applicable safety, electrical, fire, environmental, and building codes.  

  • Lead project meetings, inspections, and site walkthroughs.  

  • Maintain project documentation, drawings, budgets, and closeout records.  

  • Support system testing and commissioning to ensure successful project delivery.  

  • Build strong relationships with customers while delivering an exceptional project experience.  

What You'll Bring 

  • 3+ years of experience in construction management, semiconductor manufacturing, or low-voltage electrical systems.  

  • Experience managing projects, budgets, schedules, and contractors.  

  • Ability to read construction drawings and technical documentation.  

  • Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.  

  • A collaborative, customer-focused mindset.  

  • Valid driver's license and the ability to pass a background check.  

Preferred 

  • Experience working in semiconductor or cleanroom environments.  

  • Experience with gas detection or life safety systems.  

Perks, Pay & Benefits 

  • $45–$55/hour, depending on experience  

  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance  

  • 401(k) with company match  

  • Paid Time Off and company holidays  

  • Company laptop and phone  

  • Ongoing training and career development opportunities  

Your Journey With Us 

Our hiring process is designed to be straightforward, transparent, and respectful of your time. 

  • Recruiter Conversation – Learn more about TSS and tell us about your experience.  

  • Hiring Manager Interview – Dive deeper into the role and meet your future leader. (Some roles may include an onsite interview.)  

  • Conditional Offer – If it's a great fit, we'll extend a conditional offer.  

  • Background Check & MVR Review – Complete our pre-employment screening, where applicable.  

  • Welcome to TSS! – Start your new career and begin making an impact.  

About Technical Safety Services 

Technical Safety Services (TSS) is a leading provider of testing, inspection, certification, calibration, and compliance services for customers in the life sciences, healthcare, pharmaceutical, and high-tech industries. Every day, our teams help ensure the environments where breakthrough discoveries and critical manufacturing take place remain safe, compliant, and operational. 

At TSS, you'll find meaningful work, opportunities to grow, and a team that values collaboration, innovation, and doing the right thing. 

Technical Safety Services is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone has the opportunity to succeed. 

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