Careers in Project Management
Construction
Administrator – a construction project manager deals with various construction
projects, including residential, industrial or public projects, making sure
that all projects are successfully complete on time and on budget;
Civil Engineering Project
Manager – project management careers in civil engineering entail overseeing
projects related to building bridges, wastewater treatment plants, highways,
buildings or other public work projects. This job might require a civil
engineering degree in addition to project management experience or
qualifications;
Web Project Manager -
project management careers in web design consist of overseeing and coordinating
the process of creating and updating a website. Generally, web project managers
must analyze traffic statistics, manage site design and updates or find new
ways in which a site can be more valuable to its customers;
Architectural Project
Manager – project managers within the field of architecture must coordinate
architectural projects from beginning to end, creating the budget, timeline and
coordinating work teams; an undergraduate degree is required, as architectural
project managers are architects with several years of experience
Project managers are classified as professionals within
their specific field, and for this reason project
management careers are not included in the estimations of the U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics. However, the Project Management Institute (PMI) has
conducted a survey in 2006, estimating the median annual earning for project
managers at $96,000, with 487,000 project managers employed in 2006.
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