- Field
- Construction project management
- Location
- Riverside, CA
- Work model
- Onsite
- Level
- Manager
- Pay
- $160k to $200k
What you would own
- Manage heavy civil construction projects from preconstruction and project startup through completion and closeout.
- Develop and maintain accurate cost-to-complete forecasts and monthly project financial projections.
- Monitor field production, labor costs, equipment utilization, material costs, and subcontractor performance.
- Review project plans, specifications, contracts, geotechnical reports, and other construction documents.
- Identify project risks, constructability issues, scope gaps, and potential cost or schedule impacts.
- Manage RFIs, submittals, change orders, claims, correspondence, and project documentation.
- Develop and maintain project schedules and ensure critical milestones are achieved.
- Manage subcontractors, suppliers, vendors, and procurement activities.
- Negotiate subcontracts, purchase orders, and major material commitments.
- Coordinate with owners, engineers, inspectors, public agencies, utility companies, railroad representatives, and other project stakeholders.
- Lead project meetings and provide clear communication regarding schedule, cost, risk, quality, and project performance.
- Participate in project handoffs from estimating and validate bid assumptions, production rates, quantities, and scope.
- Support estimating and preconstruction efforts on future pursuits by providing historical cost data, production information, and operational input.
- Ensure compliance with project safety, environmental, quality, and contractual requirements.
- Mentor Project Managers, Assistant Project Managers, Project Engineers, and other project staff.
- Build and maintain long-term client relationships that support repeat business and future project opportunities.
- 5+ years of Project Management experience managing heavy civil infrastructure projects.
- Strong background working for a self-performing heavy civil contractor.
- Demonstrated experience managing multiple self-perform scopes such as utilities, earthwork, grading, asphalt, and concrete.
- Experience delivering California public works, transportation, railroad, municipal, or utility infrastructure projects.
- Strong knowledge of heavy civil construction means and methods.
- Ability to manage complex projects from startup through final completion.
- Strong understanding of project contracts, plans, specifications, schedules, and cost controls.
- Proven ability to manage project teams, subcontractors, vendors, and field operations.
Everything above is the hiring company’s own words, with the company name taken out. The name, the team, and the interview steps come with the first conversation.