E&I Construction Manager

Hargrove Engineers & Constructors•Vicksburg, MS

20d

About The Position

The E&I Construction Manager is responsible for delivering services safely, on schedule, within budget, and to quality expectations on moderately complex projects. The role requires progressive construction management experience and use of project controls for cost, schedule, and quality, and is performed under minimal supervision. The position oversees contractor safety and performance, coordinates construction activities with design leaders and other staff, and helps ensure efficient progress and quality across technical and contractual work. The manager participates in field construction, design-phase services, subcontracting, and major technical, cost, scheduling, and performance decisions. Responsibilities also include identifying scope and design changes, reviewing drawings and construction submittals, coordinating contractor resources, supporting startup on site, and maintaining client relationships. The role requires at least 10 years of relevant industrial construction management or project-related experience. A high school diploma or equivalent is required; a degree in Construction Science, Building Science, or a related field and a General Contractors License are highly preferred. The position involves outdoor work in hot or cold climates and wearing personal protective equipment.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 10 years of relevant industrial construction management or project-related experience.
Ability to lead a small team and deliver on commitments.
Knowledge of Hargrove project execution procedures.
Knowledge and application of company business standards, good practices, engineering standards, and project controls tools.
Demonstrated proficiency in complex project management.
Comprehensive understanding of engineering disciplines, procurement, and construction processes.
Ability to relate to customers, suppliers, contractors, government, and professional and trade associations.
Ability to handle stress with poise and understand existing and potential customer needs and preferences.
Ability to delegate authority, communicate expectations and requirements, structure accountability, and set priorities.
Demonstrated leadership and team orientation, with coaching and mentoring skills and experience.
Excellent verbal and written communication, listening, presentation, leadership, and organizational skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Ability to sit, stand, or walk for long periods; work outdoors in hot or cold climates; and perform duties while wearing personal protective equipment such as a fire-retardant jumpsuit, safety glasses, ear plugs, and hard hat.
Must be authorized to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Construction Science, Building Science, or a related field from an accredited university.
General Contractors License.

Responsibilities

Apply department standards and become familiar with project scope, specifications, and design criteria upon assignment.
Ensure contractor activities are planned and executed with safety as the first priority, and oversee the safe performance of contractors on the assigned project.
Consult with design leaders and coordinate with staff and discipline leads to support efficient progress, quality, and scheduled project completion.
Promote continued relationships with clients and manage client relationships in complex situations.
Participate in field construction efforts, design-phase services, subcontracting, and major technical, cost, scheduling, and performance decisions.
Recognize and communicate scope and design changes promptly, and advise the senior engineer about identified changes.
Provide on-site assistance during startup.
Review and check vendor and other discipline drawings for input.
Review construction specifications and fabrication drawings and other construction submittals for conformance with engineering drawings and specifications.
Coordinate contractor activities to prevent lost time caused by problem resolution or lack of direction.
Monitor contractor resource assignments to ensure appropriate resource levels are assigned to the work.