Construction Manager (Buildings)

Role overview

Project and subcontract management

• Represent Parsons with the client, subcontractors, and suppliers; represent the client in regulatory negotiations and public meetings.
• Supervise inspectors and subcontractors; review and approve subcontractor safety and quality control plans.
• Coordinate requisitions, subcontract scopes, amendments, and task orders; maintain contract files and monitor subcontractor expenses.
• Negotiate scope changes and maintain current change orders; address potential cost overruns, delays, and significant scope changes.

Cost, reporting, quality, and safety

• Oversee construction management, site-specific safety, and QA/QC plans and other required documents.
• Prepare progress and contract status reports, work breakdown structures, budgets, forecasts, and safety self-assessments.
• Supervise monthly invoice development and review subcontractor invoices; prepare quarterly reports and coordinate meetings.
• Establish inspection and test plans, supervise onsite materials laboratory setup and accreditation, and establish safety and emergency procedures.
• Conduct weekly construction-site inspections with the contractor’s safety representative.

Field operations

• Procure items needed for field-office operations and administer field vehicles and equipment, maintaining status logs and reports.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or a construction-related field.
• 12 years of construction management experience with related projects.
• Prior experience overseeing and managing construction of major capital improvement projects.
• Experience leading teams; strong communication, analytical, and management skills.

Benefits and development

• The employer describes competitive benefits, paid time off and flexible holidays, training and development, veteran support, wellness resources, and medical, dental, and vision plans.