Construction Manager Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Strong work performance in core programs.
• Communication skills.
• Leadership skills.
• Teamwork skills.
• Problem-solving skills.
• A Bachelors, Masters or Doctorate degree in Construction Management or Engineering or related work experience.
• Ability to provide effective on-site guidance of construction activities related to small project construction work executed by local contractors.
• Ability to ensure conformance with safety policies, project plans, and enforce design and construction codes (e.g. welding code and inspection techniques, NDE methods, Design Guidelines, Chevron Engineering Standards, SID, Safe work practices, etc.).
• Familiarity with SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), PTW (permit-to-work) systems, JSAs (Job Safety Analysis), SIMOPS, risk mitigation plans, contractor safety and safety work processes related to construction activities.

Nice To Haves

• Experience as a field, construction, or project support engineer.
• Familiarity with business principles and their application to projects (i.e., life cycle cost, ROCE, IRR, Cash Flow, NPV, EV, etc.).
• Knowledge and understanding of constructability and operability for input to the design of new equipment or upgrades.

Responsibilities

• Support the CSG team by providing appropriate construction input during the early phases of jobs during constructability reviews.
• Support multi-functional team during execution.
• Ensure all aspects of design, constructability, and turnover for planning and execution to other team members are managed effectively, safely, and in alignment with organizational goals.
• Drive improvement initiatives.
• Shift between multiple roles depending on CSG department needs, including working as a Planner or Company Rep.
• Plan/execute the construction and major modifications of Chevron's facilities.
• Establish construction procedures, methods, costs, and schedules.
• Work closely with other functions to ensure projects are completed safely, timely, cost effectively, and are of desired quality.
• Be responsible for safety, efficiency, quality, scheduling, and execution of onshore construction work supporting refinery operations.
• Provide effective on-site guidance of construction activities related to small project construction work executed by local contractors.
• Ensure conformance with safety policies, project plans, and enforce design and construction codes (e.g. welding code and inspection techniques, NDE methods, Design Guidelines, Chevron Engineering Standards, SID, Safe work practices, etc.).
• Be familiar with SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures), PTW (permit-to-work) systems, JSAs (Job Safety Analysis), SIMOPS, risk mitigation plans, contractor safety and safety work processes related to construction activities.
• Work with engineering and the Construction Manager to prioritize and plan project work to reduce operating downtime and optimize production.
• Support the execution of new projects as well as maintaining the reliability of operating plans in the refinery.
• Work with a CM as well as other functional groups to determine project needs, manage capital and/or expense budgets, oversee small project design and construction, and support operational needs.
• Facilitate repairs, additions and new installations of tanks, vessels, reactors, columns, pumps, piping, power distribution and computer controls.
• Be responsible for various aspects of small projects, including project identification and scoping, estimation of labor and material costs, cost tracking, and interfacing with plant/field operations.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation
• Variable pay
• Health care coverage
• Retirement plan
• Protection coverage
• Time off and leave programs
• Training and development opportunities
• A range of allowances connected to specific work situations