Regional Construction Manager - Mid West Region - Federal Sector

Qualifications and Skills

• A Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering or Architecture (or a degree in a related field within A/E/C)
• 10 years of construction management experience in facilities projects in both new construction and renovations; ranging in size from $1m to $10m. 
• Demonstrate strong oral and written communication skills and, above all, possess the ability to act as a facilitator and leader for all project related activities.
• Certified Construction Manager (CCM) from the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) is preferred.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and Industry Project software packages to include but not limited to latest versions of Microsoft Project, Primavera, E-Builder, Procore, etc.
• Experience with coordinating with architects and engineers to support their creation of design and construction documents.
• Experience with reviewing design document submittals, reviewing cost and schedule estimates, collecting, preparing, and reporting programmatic information.
• Fluent in project management principles and implementation of Project Management principles.
• Ability to analyze all relevant project-related information and communicate project status and major issues in writing or verbally.
• Ability to read and interpret drawings and specifications, interpret contract terms and conditions, working knowledge of CPM scheduling, communication skills, intermediate computer skills and Leadership skills.
• Ability to provide CMa services acting as an independent 1099 or business owner is desired.
• The Construction PM shall be the designated person on-site managing the daily operations of projects as the CMa.
• Experience on occupied building renovations, Federal and MEP projects is preferred but not required. 
• Excellent communication skills with field and office personnel. 

Responsibilities and Duties

• Communicating and interacting with team members and authorities involved in the planning, design, execution, and construction of the project.
• Managing, monitoring and tracking project objectives including the scope of work, schedule, and construction budget.
• Overseeing construction activities to determine whether the work has been executed in accordance with contract documents, applicable building codes, applicable quality standards, and safety standards.
• Conducting and documenting weekly progress meetings and other on-site, routine and special purpose meetings.
• Performing construction quality inspections on civil, structural, architectural, MEP systems, and assemblies.  A strong understanding of exterior cladding, support structures, and moisture management is essential.
• Reviewing the contractor’s pay application.
• Reviewing the contractor’s baseline schedule and monthly progress update schedules.
• Reviewing and leading the submittal and RFI processes.
• Reviewing the contractor’s progress schedules and coordinating with the construction schedule subject matter expert’s
• Preparing change order and modification documents including scopes of work and independent government estimates; analyze price-proposals; prepare negotiation positions and participate in contractor change order negotiation.
• Performing project closeout tasks including collecting and organizing O&M manuals, warranties, project record drawings, and documents.
• Generating and coordinating the closeout checklist, including tracking the status of defective work and deficiency item correction during the project closeout process.