Overview In this Construction Manager role, you will oversee contract administration, budgets, scheduling, and risk management on commercial and municipal projects. You will keep clients and project teams aligned throughout the lifecycle, lead meetings, and ensure safety and quality. You will collaborate with architects, engineers, and contractors to deliver projects that support healthy, thriving communities. This position offers growth within a people-first culture and opportunities to advance licensure and professional development.
Compensation / Benefits- Flexible schedules & generous PTO
- Healthcare (Medical, Dental, Vision, Wellness Programs)
- 401(k) with company match
- Short- & long-term disability
- Paid life & AD&D
- Family planning and parental leave
Responsibilities- Manage contract administration including budget, risk management, change processes, quality assurance, scope, schedule monitoring, payment requisitions, submittal and RFI processes, and project closeout documents
- Keep stakeholders informed throughout the project lifecycle, reporting progress and budgets to clients
- Perform risk mitigation activities and ensure adherence to site safety plans
- Facilitate and lead project meetings, documenting outcomes for the project team
- Collaborate with architects, engineers, and contracted personnel
- Respond proactively to delays, emergencies, and other issues
- Review contractors' schedules and provide constructive feedback
- Coordinate, implement, and manage project documentation and procedures in the project administration database
- Review and respond to minor submittals and RFIs with SME involvement as needed
- Understand site logistics, codes, geotechnical reports, environmental studies, erosion/sediment control plans, and licensing requirements
- Manage the construction field office and supervise direct reports, including administrative operations and resident project representatives
- Participate in hiring, performance reviews, and discipline of team members
- Oversee site representatives monitoring quality and conduct quality assurance inspections
- Coordinate commissioning requirements
Key requirements- 10 to 15 years of experience in construction management; experience in construction and inspection on commercial and municipal projects preferred
- Licenses, registrations, or certifications are a plus; willingness to participate in required training post-hire by OSHA or client standards
- Genuine curiosity, creativity, and a collaborative spirit
- collaboration
- communication
- problem-solving
- contract administration
- budget and schedule management
- risk management
