Construction Management Manager - Eastern Region

Motorola Solutions•New York, VT

5d•$95,000 - $105,000•Remote

About The Position

The Civil Construction Manager (CM) at Motorola Solutions owns both pre-sale and post-sale physical construction requirements for regional civil projects. This strategic role manages the end-to-end lifecycle of civil construction projects by collaborating closely with System Engineering, Project Managers, and a network of specialized subcontractors. The Civil Construction Manager drives overall project execution, optimizing site development and constructability from the initial bid phase through final physical acceptance. Moving beyond purely tactical field tasks, this position focuses on strategic regional alignment, risk mitigation, and leveraging vendor partnerships to coordinate physical site requirements efficiently.

Requirements

High School diploma, or Associates, or Bachelor's degree in Business, Engineering, IT, Public Safety, or Technology required for this position.
3-5 years of Construction/Project Management experience.
OSHA Certification.
Legal authorization to work in the U.S. indefinitely is required.
Must be able to pass a background check as required for this position.

Nice To Haves

Excellent customer-facing communication skills
Exceptional organizational, multi-tasking and time management skill
Experience with process improvement and inventory control
Motorola Video Security product knowledge preferred
Must be able to travel as required for this position

Responsibilities

Conduct site walks and constructability appraisals to evaluate site access and physical constraints.
Review site drawings and specifications to advise on construction feasibility, potential cost-saving opportunities, and materials availability.
Monitor and report on key regulatory gating hurdles (such as Zoning, SHPO, NEPA/Limited NEPA, Phase I Environmental, and Permits) using a flagged tracking system to proactively manage schedule risks.
Coordinate contractor bid walks, evaluate subcontractor qualifications, and support final negotiations.
Coordinate early groundwork items including underground utility staking, access clearing, and preliminary construction scheduling.
Develop and submit detailed Construction Execution Plans to establish clear, efficient field procedures.
Lead multi-disciplinary team reviews to evaluate site layouts and design considerations, maintaining an active Constructability Issues Log to document and capture cost/schedule benefits.
Partner with selected Architectural & Engineering (A&E) firms to develop, review, and finalize detailed site plans and specifications.
Direct and coordinate on-site subcontractor work to ensure absolute compliance with quality standards, R56 grounding requirements, and safety protocols.
Monitor and measure actual progress against budgeted costs and resources, delivering weekly progress updates and correcting cost/schedule fluctuations.
Coordinate component testing, final site inspections, and utility turn-ups (such as generator and UPS start-ups).
Identify and resolve punch-list items, review final contractor closeout packages (such as as-built drawings and lien releases), and coordinate the final hand-off to the customer.