Project Manager - Signage

May 13, 2026

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This is a remote position. Maineline is a family-owned and operated sign company based in Antrim, NH. We partner with large multifamily developers in major metropolitan markets to design, produce, and install high-quality, impactful sign systems. We pride ourselves on our close-knit team, our craftsmanship, and the lasting relationships we build with our clients. If you’re looking to be part of a company that values creativity, collaboration, and a strong family-oriented culture, we’d be excited to connect with you. Check us out at mainelinesigns.com to learn more about who we are and the work we do. The Role: This position is responsible for overseeing the entire lifecycle of sign projects, from initial client engagement to final production. You will work closely with clients and internal teams to ensure that signs are designed accurately, produced to specifications, and delivered on time. A Project Manager will typically oversee 20-30 large-scale and 10-15 smaller scale projects concurrently, each involving a complex sign system (typically consisting of 850 signs) at various stages of completion. Key Responsibilities: · Lead the entire project process, ensuring consistency, quality, and successful outcomes from start to finish · Prioritize and manage project tasks to ensure on-time completion using the maineline operating system · Review and correct materials for accuracy, compliance, and quality · Schedule projects effectively to meet both client and internal deadlines while optimizing resource usage · Proactively identify risks and issues, communicate solutions early, and adjust strategies as needed · Lead stakeholders with confidence, maintaining clear, direct communication throughout the project lifecycle · Convey a strong sense of urgency while maintaining a calm, solution-oriented approach to challenges · Work independently with precision, while adapting to a fast-paced and dynamic environment · Focus on operational efficiency, aligning teams and resources toward achieving shared goals · Communicate clearly and effectively with both internal and external teams, understanding different communication styles to achieve the best results · Understand and manage contract execution, AIA G702/G703 documents and the reconciliation processes · Read, interpret and apply architectural plans and sign location maps · Take full ownership of project success through self-management and accountability · Demonstrate proficiency in professional business writing and phone communication <h3>Requirements</h3> · Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy · Strong leadership and decision-making skills · Ability to effectively communicate urgency while maintaining composure · Passion for personal growth, learning, and improvement · Commitment to creating and maintaining a respectful, collaborative team culture · Positive, solution-oriented attitude when approaching challenges · Experience with Procore and Zoho is a plus · Familiarity with code requirements – ADA, IBC, MUTCD is a plus <h3>Benefits</h3> · Health insurance · Dental insurance · Vision insurance · Retirement benefits (401k) matching · Paid vacation · Paid holidays · Company paid Long Term Disability (LTD) · NHPFML (NH Residents only)

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