McCrory Construction has promoted Noah Fuller to the role of project manager, recognizing his contributions and steady career growth within the company.
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Fuller joined the South Carolina-based general contractor six years ago after completing a three-year internship with the firm’s Greenville office. After graduating from college, he was hired as a project engineer and advanced to assistant project manager within two years.
In his new role as project manager, Fuller is responsible for overseeing construction operations, coordinating project teams and ensuring projects are delivered on schedule and within budget.
“Noah’s story exemplifies the value of a college internship for the student and the employer. Noah had the opportunity to experience life in the field, as well as the office, before even graduating – giving him a real-life glimpse into the world of construction and our company culture. For McCrory, we had the benefit of guiding his training and seeing his work ethic firsthand,” said Stephen Cooper, McCrory’s Director of Greenville Operations.
In his current assignment, Fuller is managing a large industrial project in Hampton County, South Carolina, for repeat client Agracel. The development involves the construction of a 50,000-square-foot speculative manufacturing facility designed to support industrial growth in the region.
The facility is scheduled for completion in spring 2026 and is expected to provide flexible space for future manufacturing tenants. Speculative industrial buildings are commonly developed in growing markets to attract new companies and support regional economic development.
Projects of this scale require coordination between contractors, developers, engineers and local officials to ensure the facility meets operational and regulatory requirements while maintaining construction timelines.
Fuller graduated in 2020 from Clemson University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Construction Science and Management. His academic training, combined with hands-on internship experience, provided a strong foundation for his career in the construction industry.
Internship programs have become an important recruitment pipeline for construction companies seeking to develop the next generation of project managers and field leaders. By allowing students to work both in the field and office environments, these programs provide early exposure to the technical, managerial and logistical aspects of construction projects.
Headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, McCrory Construction is one of the region’s most established general contractors. Founded in 1918, the company has operated continuously for more than a century and remains South Carolina’s oldest general contractor.
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The firm maintains offices in Columbia and Greenville and is licensed to operate in 13 states across the Southeast. Over its history, McCrory has completed more than 3,500 projects spanning retail, commercial, industrial, healthcare and multifamily sectors.
Operating under fifth-generation private ownership, the company continues to expand its presence throughout the Southeast while maintaining a strong reputation for safety, quality and workforce development.
McCrory has also been consistently recognized by Associated Builders and Contractors as a Top Performer, an honor that highlights contractors demonstrating excellence in safety performance, project quality, workforce diversity and operational excellence.
In addition to industry recognition, the company has frequently been named one of the Best Places to Work in South Carolina by SCBIZ, reflecting its focus on employee development and a people-centered company culture.
Originally reported by GroundBreak Carolinas Staff in Ground Break Carolinas.
