Construction Manager

Allied Staff Augmentation Partners, Inc. ( ASAP, Inc. ); Palo Verde (AZ); On-site; USD 55,104 - 93,676; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem for living outside 50 miles from plant

Job summary

A leading construction staffing agency is seeking a Construction Manager for projects in Arizona. The successful candidate will provide oversight for construction activities, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with standards. Candidates must have a relevant degree and experience in industrial construction, particularly within nuclear facilities. This full-time position offers a range of $40.00/hr – $68.00/hr based on experience and skills. Per diem is available for those living more than 50 miles from the plant.

Qualifications

• Must have 1–8 years of field experience in construction/modifications/maintenance.
• At least one year of experience must be at a Nuclear Facility.
• Strong technical knowledge of performance and production cost factors.

Responsibilities

• Oversee field activities ensuring safety and project quality.
• Manage overall field implementation of projects.
• Communicate with organizations to support project flow.
• Maintain project logs and documentation.

Skills

Strong analytical skills

Problem solving skills

Oral and written communication skills

Human relations skills

Technical knowledge of job-related systems

Education

Bachelor of Science in Construction Management or equivalent

High School diploma with 10 years field experience

Tools

PC software

Spreadsheets

Database applications

Job description

Pay Range

This range is provided by Allied Staff Augmentation Partners, Inc. (ASAP, Inc.). Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.

Base pay range: $40.00/hr – $68.00/hr

Per diem is offered if you live outside of 50 miles from the plant.

Position

Construction Manager (CM) I–III

Must have construction/modifications/maintenance activities in the industrial field.

Reports to: Project Manager.

Key Duties / Responsibilities

• Provides oversight of field activities to ensure proper site safety, project progress, quality control and conformance to site standards and expectations are enacted.
• Responsible for overall field implementation of small to large‑sized projects.
• Conduct or assist with pre‑construction conferences, supervise and direct field staff that may include inspectors, construction materials testers, and administrative personnel.
• As required by project management, communicate with various organizations to ensure the smooth flow of support for the assigned project.
• Conduct site meetings, dealing with Contractor(s) work progress, schedule reviews, and construction coordination.
• Maintain project log and documentation files. Assist with implementation/interpretation of safety programs.
• Provide issue resolution arising from the inspection process or from contract administration.
• Plan and schedule the onsite staff and staff that come to the site on an intermittent basis.
• Coordinate construction efforts through in‑house and contract labor/service for new construction and plant modifications.
• Participate in project decisions regarding technical approaches, cost, scheduling, and performance.
• Demonstrate and maintain effective and open dialogue with the project team regarding changes in work, job conditions, contractor relations and any deviation in the direction of the project.
• Ensure contract expectations relating to all construction activities are in compliance with design specifications by working closely with prime contractor as well as with field engineers.
• Works with the Field Engineer to develop punch lists to ensure all activities are addressed and executed in a timely manner.
• Coordinate necessary licenses and permits for work activities.
• Prepare system turnover packages; assist in the develop of construction procedures and instructions required for field implementation of work in accordance with nuclear plant programs.

Education and Experience Requirements

• Bachelor of Science Construction Management degree (or equivalent) with at least 1–8 years field experience directing construction/modifications/maintenance activities in the industrial field (at least one year of which must be at a Nuclear Facility) or High School diploma (or equivalent) with at least 10 years field experience directing construction/modification/maintenance activities in the industrial field (at least one year of which must be at a Nuclear Power Facility).
• Must possess strong technical knowledge of job related systems, operating processes, performance and production cost factors.
• Must be familiar with PC software, spreadsheets and database applications.
• Must have strong analytical and problem solving skills, both oral and written communication skills, and human relations skills.

Seniority Level

Mid‑Senior level

Employment Type

Full‑time

Job Function

Project Management, Management, and Manufacturing

Industries: Utilities, Electric Power Generation, and Construction