Senior Construction Project Manager-K-12 Projects

Heery•Wenatchee, WA

17h

About The Position

Turner & Townsend Heery is seeking a Senior Construction Project Manager for K-12 projects in Wenatchee, Washington. The role monitors large, complex construction projects for clients and carries direct accountability for project delivery. It involves site monitoring, review of construction progress and project documentation, financial and schedule analysis, coordination with Cost Advisory, preparation of project status and construction risk assessment reports, and recommendations concerning construction-fund releases. The position also reviews design and contractual documents for completeness, compliance, and alignment with commonly accepted architectural and engineering practices. The role requires in-depth knowledge of financial terms and principles, strong analytical and quantitative capabilities, and familiarity with public-sector construction, K-12 facilities, construction practices, delivery methods, and permitting. The position is full-time in Wenatchee, Washington. The stated annual base salary range is $130,000–$150,000, depending on experience and qualifications.

Requirements

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Strong organizational and analytical skills.
Ability to provide efficient, timely, reliable, and courteous customer service.
Ability to effectively present information.
In-depth knowledge of financial terms and principles; ability to calculate complex figures, forecast, and prepare budgets.
Ability to conduct financial and business analysis, including preparation of reports.
Ability to solve advanced problems and manage a variety of options in complex situations.
Expert-level analytical and quantitative skills, with proven experience developing strategic solutions in a growing, matrix-based, multi-industry sales environment.
Intermediate skills with Microsoft Office Suite.
Ability to read and understand architectural drawings.
Knowledge of MS Project, leases, contracts, and construction practices.
Knowledge of the entitlement and permitting process, construction delivery methods, and agreements.
Familiarity with construction best practices, general building codes, and various building types and systems.
Detail-oriented and highly organized.
5–10 years managing public-sector construction projects, including design and construction phases.
At least 3 years of experience with K-12 construction projects.
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field.
Experience with ORS compliance and public-sector procurements.
Experience with alternative contract delivery, specifically CM/GC.

Nice To Haves

Experience with occupied school construction.
Licensure as a Professional Engineer or Registered Architect is desired.
CCM or CACM certification.
Professional DBIA certification.
Experience with Progressive D/B delivery.
Experience with K-12 or other public education facilities.

Responsibilities

Conduct periodic site visits to monitor construction progress.
Review the status of work completed during the reporting period and whether work is generally proceeding in a good and workmanlike manner and in accordance with approved drawings and specifications.
Review contractors’ direct-cost payment requisitions and budget status.
Review subcontracts, bonds, and subcontractor default insurance.
Review change orders.
Review the Developer’s monthly job-cost reports and assess the adequacy of contingency.
Review construction and disbursement schedules.
Review lien waivers and other documentation submitted by the Developer.
Prepare project status reports and recommend the release of construction funds.
Review contract drawings and specifications for completeness and general compliance with commonly accepted architectural and engineering best practices.
Analyze the Developer’s direct and indirect cost budget, including cost-estimate backup; coordinate with the Cost Advisory group on parameter estimates, spot quantity take-offs, and review of supporting documentation from the Developer, contractor, and subcontractors.
Review and comment on the terms of the construction agreement, submitted subcontracts, architectural and engineering design agreements, and building loan agreement; review Contractor and Architect qualification statements.
Review and comment on construction and disbursement schedules and other submitted documents, including zoning approvals, certified surveys, building permits and approvals, utility company approval letters, soil and foundation engineering reports, and designer certifications of code and ADA compliance.
Prepare Construction Risk Assessment Reports.
Perform other duties as assigned.