Construction Manager, Water/Waste Water Infrastructure

Parsons•Las Vegas, NV

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Parsons Corporation is seeking experienced Construction Managers with a focus on Water and Waste Water Projects. This role involves building and leading a team for a major water/waste water project in Southern Nevada. The Construction Manager will act on behalf of Parsons and the client, overseeing pre-construction and construction services for various contract types (CMAR, Design-Build, Design-Bid-Build). Responsibilities include establishing management plans, supervising inspectors and testing subcontractors, leading pre-construction activities, evaluating contractor proposals, monitoring schedules, ensuring safety and compliance, facilitating meetings, managing project risks, and administering contract processes. This position is part of the Critical Infrastructure team, which focuses on designing and delivering essential infrastructure that connects and protects communities.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or a construction related field
15+ years of construction management experience with related projects
10+ years of experience managing projects for public agencies
Demonstrated experience managing projects with construction values exceeding $100 million

Nice To Haves

PE or CCM preferred
Major water / wastewater infrastructure project experience strongly preferred.
Experience delivering projects using alternative delivery methods

Responsibilities

Overseeing the pre-construction and construction services for CMAR, Design-Build, and Design-Bid-Build contracts
Oversees establishment of the Construction Management Plan, Site Specific Health and Safety Plan, Quality Assurance/Quality Control Plan, and other documents as required.
Supervising inspectors on assigned projects.
Lead pre-construction activities by coordinating with agency stakeholders, designers, utility owners, regulatory agencies, and alternative delivery contractors to establish project scope, budget, schedule, risk management strategies, and procurement objectives.
Supervise the work of testing subcontractors.
Coordinates the drafting of requisitions, subcontract scopes of work, amendments, and task orders.
Evaluate contractor cost estimates, Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) proposals, design packages, value engineering recommendations, and change proposals to verify accuracy, completeness, and alignment with agency objectives and available funding.
Monitor project schedules and phasing plans, identifying potential impacts to critical path activities and implementing corrective actions to maintain milestone commitments and minimize disruptions to agency operations and the public.
Establish safety and emergency procedures.
Inspect the construction site weekly with the contractor's safety representative.
Oversee construction activities by managing contractor performance related to safety, quality assurance, environmental compliance, labor compliance, permits, inspections, and adherence to contract requirements.
Coordinate and facilitate meetings among contractors, designers, agency leadership, third-party stakeholders, and regulatory authorities to resolve issues, maintain alignment, and support successful project delivery.
Review and analyze project risks throughout the project lifecycle, developing mitigation strategies and recommendations to address budget, schedule, technical, utility, right-of-way, and construction challenges.
Administer contract processes including change orders, claims avoidance and resolution, requests for information (RFIs), submittals, progress payments, and contingency management while maintaining comprehensive project documentation and reporting.