Construction Management Representative

Project Solutions Inc.•St. George, UT

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Project Solutions Inc. is seeking an experienced Construction Management Representative for two concurrent projects at the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. These projects involve restoring critical wastewater, potable water, and electrical utility systems damaged by the 2025 Dragon Bravo Fire, and installing a temporary wastewater treatment plant to support the park's reopening and operations. This role is contingent upon award of project and is for a period of performance of 258 calendar days, roughly from August 2026 through July 2027, with a winter shutdown/exclusion period from December 2026 through March 2027.

Requirements

Engineer Level I classification for the Construction Management Representative (CMR).
Minimum OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Training certification required.
Must have specialized experience in infrastructure/utility projects and knowledge of construction practices, water/wastewater regulations, building codes, and safety regulation.
Specialized experience executing infrastructure and utility projects.
Experience providing construction management support during active construction projects, including contractor oversight and coordination.
Experience reviewing and managing submittments, construction schedules, Requests for Information (RFIs), certified payrolls, and payment applications.
Experience performing construction inspections and evaluating work for quality, workmanship, progress, safety, and compliance with contract requirements.
Experience with cost estimating, proposal analysis, negotiation support, and construction contract modifications.
Knowledge and experience applying federal and state water and wastewater regulations, building codes, and safety regulations.
Experience preparing technical reports, meeting minutes, project documentation, and construction records, including use of Microsoft Project, Word, Excel, and PDF software.
Strong knowledge of construction practices and construction management processes.
Knowledge of federal and state water and wastewater regulations, building codes, and applicable safety requirements.
Ability to perform construction inspections, monitor quality, workmanship, and contract compliance.
Skills in cost estimating, proposal analysis, contract modification support, and negotiation documentation.
Strong technical writing and documentation skills for reports, meeting minutes, reviews, and project records.
Proficiency with Microsoft Project, Word, Excel, PDFs, and project management/document control software.
Strong communication, coordination, and stakeholder management skills to work with NPS staff, contractors, inspectors, and project teams.

Responsibilities

Provide technical assistance and construction management support to the Contracting Officer (CO) throughout the project.
Conduct daily on-site inspections and prepare daily reports with photographs documenting construction progress, quality, workmanship, and safety compliance.
Review and process contractor submittals, Requests for Information (RFIs), schedules, certified payrolls, payment requests, and quality control reports.
Coordinate and facilitate project meetings, prepare meeting minutes, attend safety meetings, and support communication among NPS staff, contractors, and stakeholders.
Monitor contractor compliance with contract requirements, applicable regulations, building codes, and safety standards, including Accident Prevention Plans.
Prepare documentation related to contract modifications, including scope development, government cost estimates, proposal analyses, and negotiation support documents.
Coordinate and document inspections by architects, engineers, code officials, public health officials, and life-safety inspectors.
Manage project records and documentation using the NPS Project Team software, including correspondence, RFIs, submittals, meeting records, photo documentation, and closeout tracking.