Construction Manager, Airports

Parsons•Austin, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons is looking for a talented Construction Manager, Airports to join their team to work on the Austin Airport improvements project. This person will be responsible for the coordination and monitoring of overall field construction administration activities and support the coordination by the Project Managers of the management of engineering services on projects of a diverse nature in accordance with design specifications to assure that construction projects are completed in compliance with the drawings and specifications, within budget, and on schedule.

Requirements

Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in the construction industry.
Solid understanding of current environmental codes and regulatory requirements applicable to airport-related construction.
Well-versed in all phases of vertical building construction.
Familiar with minimum code requirements.
Capable of navigating design documents and contract specifications with confidence.
Strong communication skills are essential, as the role involves coordination not only with the Contractor but also with a wide range of stakeholders, including the ABIA executive team, Airlines, ABIA Operations, Environmental teams, and others.
Proficiency in Bluebeam, Microsoft Office Suite, Procore, and SharePoint are required.
Leadership & Team Management: Guiding diverse teams, resolving conflicts, and keeping morale high on-site.
Communication: Clear, concise interaction with clients, subcontractors, and stakeholders—both written and verbal.
Time Management: Juggling multiple timelines and ensuring projects stay on schedule.
Problem-Solving: Quickly addressing unexpected issues like weather delays, supply shortages, or design changes.
Adaptability: Construction sites are dynamic, being flexible and calm under pressure is key.
Negotiation: Managing contracts, budgets, and vendor relationships with confidence and fairness.
Attention to Detail: Ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with regulations.

Nice To Haves

CCM (Certified Construction Manager)
P6 Proficiency

Responsibilities

Overseeing field and construction activities that includes, as needed and approved by AUS, construction coordinators and other CM support staff.
Performs QC checks on their own work product and that of their staff.
Supports the APM in coordinating with other COA departments (i.e. Capital Delivery, CPEAT, DSD, Finance, etc.).
Assist APM, PM and CDPM in change management & scope development.
Liaison between contractors and internal field AUS stakeholders (i.e. Maintenance, Operations, Security, etc.).
Attend Contractor Progress (OAC) meetings, punch walks, mockup reviews, etc.
Verifying the construction contractors’ mobilization schedules including recommendations to APM for approval of contractual requirements before issuance of Notice to Proceed.
Has a detailed knowledge of the preparation, updating, and maintenance of the project schedule(s). This will include an overall schedule and/or individual schedules, as required, to track design review activities, procurement activities and construction activities.
Coordinate with the Program/Project Manager in collaboration with pre-construction and design teams to review plans & information related to constructability and all costs involved in developing the project’s execution.
Reviewing and approving contractors’ Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) and Logistics plan(s).
Managing quality services related to oversight and supervision of construction contractors’ quality control services, including, at a minimum, confirmation that the standards required by the contract are met.
Reviewing, adapting as necessary, and monitoring construction safety programs.
Leading periodic construction meetings, and additional meetings if needed, to resolve issues impacting cost and schedule.
Supports the review and negotiations of Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) field costs, equipment, and General Conditions (GCs).
Working with AUS’s Environmental Officer to monitor compliance with all environmental requirements.
Overseeing construction monitoring and associated reporting as required to confirm Contractor compliance with the contract requirements.
Ensures that project site and company assets are secure and maintain a safe and respectful working environment at all times by coordinating with ROCIP team, AUS safety and risk management teams.
Provides input to monthly pay-application reviews so the APM and CDPM can finalize the billing.
Review Daily Construction Reports prepared by COA construction coordinators and weekly work plans to achieve schedule compliance.
Supports the contract change order review process, including review of contractor estimates, negotiate change orders, and assist APM to obtain required approvals.