Construction Manager

Cross Resource Group; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 69,000 - 94,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Direct deposit

Health insurance options

401(k) eligibility after 12 months

Life and AD&D coverage

Job summary

Cross Resource Group is seeking a Construction Manager for a commercial nuclear power facility in Richland, WA. The role emphasizes field leadership, coordinating contractors, and ensuring safe, cost-effective execution of major capital projects during outages and system upgrades.

This position is hands-on in a heavy-industrial plant environment. The ideal candidate has extensive nuclear plant experience, radiological work exposure, and a proven ability to manage large teams and complex

Qualifications

• Minimum five years in a commercial nuclear plant environment.
• Experience in radiological areas and outages.
• Proven track record leading large outside contractors.
• Experience with system replacements or upgrades.
• Strong knowledge of cost control, scheduling, and subcontract administration.
• Ability to work onsite and support outage back shifts or nights as required.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• U.S. citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Lead construction teams and outside contractors through safe, secure, cost-effective execution of major nuclear capital projects.
• Establish daily field priorities and hold supervisors and crew accountable for performance and compliance.
• Coordinate directly with craft labor, suppliers, planners, Health Physics, Radiation Protection, Operations, Maintenance, Design, Design Authority, project controls, and station personnel.
• Provide construction input from conceptual design through planning, procurement, implementation, testing, turnover, and project completion.
• Review work-package readiness, labor and resource plans, sequencing, schedule logic, cost performance, quality requirements, dose considerations, and field constraints.
• Monitor project performance against safety, scope, technical, schedule, cost, dose, and quality baselines and initiate corrective actions when off plan.
• Balance construction resources across competing project needs and secure cross-functional support.
• Present clear project status, risks, manpower needs, and recommended actions to leadership.
• Foster collaboration across departments and resolve field and organizational issues.
• Support system testing, turnover, and return to station ownership on schedule and budget.
• Perform authorized business travel when approved.

Skills

Field leadership

Contract management

Scheduling

Cost control

Radiation protection coordination

Safety emphasis

Team coordination

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in construction management

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

Primavera P6

Microsoft Office

Job description

Job Description

Construction ManagerA commercial nuclear power facility is seeking a field-focused Construction Manager to lead implementation of major capital projects affecting the power block. This person will drive safe, high-quality execution against cost and schedule baselines while coordinating contractors, craft, planners, suppliers, Radiation Protection, Operations, Maintenance, Design, and project leadership. The strongest candidate has recent commercial nuclear power plant experience managing large outside contractors, radiological work, outages, and system replacements or upgrades. This is not a desk-only project role: most of the workday is spent with construction personnel in an active heavy-industrial plant.

Location

Richland, Washington

Schedule

Four 10-hour days per week; back shift or night shift may be required during outage implementation

Work Setting

Hybrid, with 75-98 percent of time onsite or in the field and limited remote flexibility when project work allows

Role Type

Contract

Contract Duration

Long-term renewable contract opportunity with the ability to extend over 5-10 years

Openings

1

Pay Rate

$50-$68/hr

Citizenship

U.S. citizenship required

Per Diem

Eligible contractors who maintain a permanent residence more than 100 miles from the Richland worksite may receive $216 per day, seven days per week, for the first 12 months. This is approximately $78,840 in non-taxed per diem income over a full eligible year. Per diem is intended to cover housing and food; eligibility and tax treatment are confirmed during onboarding. Mobilization and demobilization assistance is also available for eligible contractors who live more than 500 miles from the plant.

Benefits

• Eligible full-time CRG contract employees who work at least 30 hours per week may enroll in the CRG benefits program.
• Coverage begins on the first day of the month following 30 days after the hire date.
• Three Aetna medical plan options are available, including an HSA-compatible option; in-network preventive care is covered in full.
• Voluntary dental and vision coverage.
• Company-paid $25,000 basic life and AD&D coverage for employees enrolled in a CRG medical plan.
• Voluntary life and AD&D, short-term disability, long-term disability, and accident coverage.
• Employee assistance resources and benefit advocacy support.
• Weekly pay, direct deposit, referral bonus opportunities, and ongoing CRG recruiting and account-management support.
• 401(k) eligibility after 12 months as a CRG employee.
• Washington employees earn at least 1 hour of paid sick leave for every 40 hours worked.
• Over a 2,080-hour work year, that equals 52 hours, or 6.5 eight-hour days; unused balances of 40 hours or less carry over to the next accrual year.
• This is a summary only.
• Eligibility, coverage, exclusions, limits, waiting periods, payroll deductions, and employee costs are governed by official CRG plan documents and carrier materials.

Responsibilities

• Lead construction teams and outside contractors through safe, secure, cost-effective execution of major nuclear capital projects.
• Establish daily field priorities and hold supervisors, general superintendents, general foremen, foremen, and construction team members accountable for performance and procedural compliance.
• Coordinate directly with craft labor, suppliers, work-order planners, Health Physics, Radiation Protection, Operations, Maintenance, Design, Design Authority, project controls, and station personnel.
• Provide construction input from conceptual design through planning, procurement, implementation, testing, turnover, and project completion.
• Review work-package readiness, labor and resource plans, construction sequencing, schedule logic, cost performance, quality requirements, dose considerations, and field constraints.
• Monitor project performance against safety, scope, technical, schedule, cost, dose, and quality baselines and initiate corrective actions when work moves off plan.
• Perform complex analysis of construction problems, risk, resource conflicts, and milestone threats; develop practical recovery strategies and approve corrective priorities within assigned authority.
• Balance construction resources across competing project needs and secure support from organizations outside the project team.
• Present clear project status, risks, manpower needs, financial issues, and recommended actions to project and station leadership.
• Foster strong collaboration across project and station departments while resolving complex field and organizational issues.
• Support system testing, turnover, and return to station ownership on schedule and within budget.
• Perform authorized business travel when approved by the technical representative.
• Work in office and active plant settings, traverse tight areas, climb ladders, and use required fall protection while working at heights.

Qualifications

• At least five years of experience in a commercial nuclear power plant environment.
• Demonstrated experience planning and executing work in radiological areas.
• Proven success managing large-scale outside contractors and multidisciplinary construction teams.
• Experience with commercial nuclear power plant system replacements, modifications, or upgrades.
• Strong working knowledge of construction methods, cost control, scheduling, subcontract administration, work planning, project startup, testing, and turnover.
• Ability to manage complex, high-risk, large-scale work while protecting nuclear safety, industrial safety, quality, dose, schedule, and cost commitments.
• Ability to work primarily onsite, support outage back shifts or nights when required, and meet the physical demands of an operating industrial plant.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• U.S. citizenship required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, project management, or a related discipline.
• Recent experience leading major modifications, equipment replacements, outage projects, or power-block work at an operating commercial nuclear plant.
• BWR experience and direct coordination with Operations, Maintenance, Radiation Protection, engineering, work management, and project controls.
• Experience using Primavera P6 or comparable scheduling tools and reading cost and schedule performance reports.