Construction Manager

CMTA•Charleston, WV

19d

About The Position

The Construction Manager is responsible for ensuring smooth and successful fulfillment of the contract after the design phase. The role works with office administrative staff, other construction managers, engineers, design team members, and other project team members. During heavy construction, the Construction Manager is on-site at all times; during other project periods, the role may work from the office or remotely to assist with other projects. Travel to job sites is required. The position may involve HVAC/mechanical systems and commercial construction, along with strong verbal and written communication.

Requirements

At least 5 years of construction management experience.
Management skills.
Communication skills.
Training skills.
Experience or skills related to construction pay applications, commissioning, start-ups, submittals, and constructability.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Immigration sponsorship is not available for this position.

Nice To Haves

Experience with HVAC/mechanical systems.
Experience with commercial construction.

Responsibilities

Review project drawings for scope, constructability, and cost savings.
Assist with subcontractor selection.
Manage the bid process, including subcontractor RFPs and walkthroughs.
Review contracts and measurement and verification requirements.
Develop the construction schedule and manage subcontractors to meet required milestones.
Develop the project safety binder and review it with subcontractors.
Administer the safety program.
Develop subcontractor contracts.
Coordinate equipment submittals with vendors, review submittals, and order equipment.
Manage equipment lead times.
Order construction-related items, such as dumpsters and storage.
Lead construction review meetings.
Prepare weekly field reports documenting progress for the owner.
Assist with commissioning.
Address measurement and verification items needed during construction.
Review subcontractor pay applications.
Track project financials.
Register applicable equipment for warranties.
Schedule factory start-ups and ensure start-up sheets are completed and submitted as required for warranties.
Coordinate owner training.
Develop and manage project punch lists.
Address project issues after construction.
Resolve warranty issues as needed.
Develop operation and maintenance manuals and as-built documents.