Sr. Construction Manager

Description

• Develops EAP and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP) with Safety Manager and third parties.
• Coordinates project subcontractor's scopes of work to maintain continuous flow of the project and avoid delays caused by other subcontractor's scopes of work (3 week look ahead).
• Facilitates the setup of office trailers, laydown areas, electrical hookups and permits.
• Provides quality reports during and after installation of an activity.
• Oversees the execution of the work by junior level construction managers and provide coaching and mentoring.
• Orders site office supplies, IT equipment, internet services, facilities, and sets up local vendors.
• Submits work plans, traffic plans, and project outages to the client for review.
• Meets contractual conditions of performance.
• Conducts constructability review of project design documents, contract review, and schedule review for scope completeness to identify and communicate project risk.
• Reviews the project drawings, project scope, subcontractor scopes, and overall project schedule.
• Verifies revisions or changes to existing drawings (maintains the most recent revision).
• Verifies materials for the scope on site.
• Obtains permits for any of the plans that require them.
• Oversees and/or directs construction projects to completion.
• Oversees all construction scopes to verify compliance with drawings, safety, and quality.
• Prepares internal and external reports pertaining to job status, safety, and quality.
• Coordinates required changes with Project Engineers.
• Performs material and equipment receiving and tracking.
• Performs Project Setup.
• Establishes risk factors to the construction process. Manages and mitigates risk factors to ensure construction schedule while maintaining quality.

Requirements

• Ability to manage or work on multiple work fronts and tasks at one time. Ability to meet deadlines, prioritize the work, and work independently while producing quality work.
• 10+ years of experience in power utility construction management in the fields of Transmission, Distribution, Substation, Testing, and Commissioning Engineering.
• Certified Utility Safety Professional (CUSP) or equivalent Safety Certification
• Ability to professionally interface verbally with internal and external stakeholders.
• Associate's Degree in Construction Management or a related field (In lieu of a degree, an additional 2 years of relevant work experience)
• Proficiency in reading and understanding construction drawings and related standards.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance