What Do Entry-level Construction Project Manager Jobs Pay?

What Do Entry-level Construction Project Manager Jobs Pay?

Entry-level Project Manager I roles in construction typically start around $62,941 at the 10th percentile, with most candidates landing in the $69,061, $82,944 range. The average sits at $75,481 annually. Full compensation, including bonus potential, can reach $60,068, $94,722 depending on company size, region, and sector (commercial, multifamily, industrial, or civil).

These roles target candidates with 0-2 years of experience, often recent graduates or those transitioning from internships. The construction PM market remains robust in 2026, and competitive offers typically start at $70,000+. At Amundson Group, we specialize in placing senior-level talent, but we understand the entry-level landscape well. If you're launching your PM career, focus on gaining field experience, earning your PMP or similar credentials, and targeting firms that invest in junior talent development.