Senior Construction Manager Water

Overview

Manage water/wastewater construction projects, overseeing contracts, budgets, and schedules.

Key Responsibilities

• invoice review
• change orders
• project meetings
• rfi tracking
• report management
• budget management

Tasks

-Manages and processes the review and approval for consultant invoices and contractor pay applications and change orders. May assist with the project billings and collections. -Lead project meetings with contractors and stakeholders to ensure overall success of the project. Build cooperative/collaborative efforts in resolving complex construction related issues, disputes, and disagreements and ensure a timely resolution of issues. Capable of implementing a process for monitoring and reviewing communication and decision-making across the project. -Track RFI’s and develop proposed responses with design team and attend bid and district meetings. -Maintains reports, documents, and records using project and electronic software. -Manages budgets, scope development, documents, procedures and controls for assigned projects. -Review, monitors, and facilitate resolution of project variances with the construction project plans and site conditions and acts to remediate as needed.

Requirements

• 10+ years
• project management
• safety
• cost control
• ccm
• risk management

What You Bring

-Minimum 10 years’ experience in Water/Wastewater projects. -Ability to manage multiple projects of varying size as assigned. -Strong written and verbal communication skills to work with multiple groups and ability to clarify client objectives and effectively relay information to all contractors. -Strong knowledge of contracts, schedules, drawings with responsibility for the enforcement of contract documents including plans and specifications for projects including Lift Stations and Pump Stations. -Adherence to safety and environmental policies. -Able to read engineering drawings, understand contracts, assess construction sites for compliance plus experience in accounting and cost control. -Bachelor’s degree in construction management plus recognized industry certification of a CCM OR bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and TX PE. -Demonstrates effective risk management and mitigation practices through proper risk identification and assessment of personnel, materials, equipment or geographical location along with earned value tracking and communication.

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Benefits

-Paid Time Off -4 ½ Day Work Week -Competitive Compensation -Profit Sharing -Paid Family Leave -Short Term & Long Term Disability Insurance -Health Care Plans (Medical, Dental, & Vision) -Retirement Plan 401k with Quiddity matching -Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary, & AD&D)

About Quiddity

-Founded in 1976 in Texas, the firm has grown from a local engineering office into a nationally ranked Top-500 design powerhouse. -Privately held and built on its name’s meaning—‘essence’—the company has gradually expanded both service lines and geographic reach. -It operates 12 offices across Texas and Florida, offering full-service civil, structural, electrical, environmental engineering, planning, surveying, and construction support. -Typical projects span master-planned communities, wastewater treatment plants, flood-reduction works, roadway networks, and municipal infrastructure. -Known for tightly integrated in-house teams, they manage everything from feasibility to permitting to construction oversight. -Stand-out fact: they engineered Texas’s largest crystal lagoon at Lago Mar and are trusted by clients like Amazon, HEB, and regional utilities.

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