Director of Concrete Restoration & Building Envelope Operations

SPIRE BUILDING SOLUTIONS, LLC; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

SPIRE BUILDING SOLUTIONS, LLC is seeking a Director of Concrete Restoration & Building Envelope Operations to own regional portfolio performance. You will lead project teams delivering concrete restoration, waterproofing, and building envelope work, ensuring safety, quality, and profitability across the region.

Responsibilities include overseeing PMs and foremen, managing budgets and schedule, and maintaining strong client relationships while advancing Spire's process-driven restoration approach

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred.
• 10+ years in progressive construction operations with multi-project leadership.
• Proven client-facing leadership in regional markets.

Responsibilities

• Hold end-to-end accountability for all active and pipeline projects.
• Lead Project Managers, Superintendents, and Foremen across the region.
• Manage regional P&L, budgets, and forecast accuracy.
• Drive safety, quality, and site discipline across the portfolio.
• Build durable client relationships and ensure project handoffs.

Skills

Leadership

Portfolio leadership

P&L management

Self-performed restoration

Client relationships

Procore / Sage / MS Project

OSHA safety

Education

Bachelor's degree in CM/Engineering

Tools

Procore

Sage

Microsoft Project

CRM

Job description

The Director ofConcrete Restoration & Building Envelope Operations, holds full operational ownership of Spire Building Solutions' project portfolio, leading project teams that deliver commercial concrete restoration and building preservation solutions across the region. Accountable for the complete performance of the regions enterprise, its people, its projects, its financial results, its client relationships, and its safety and quality outcomes, from preconstruction through closeout.

The role pairs executive-level judgment with hands-on concrete restoration, waterproofing, repair and building envelope operational command. The Director builds and leads a durable, enterprise-grade bench of Project Managers, Foremen, and site personnel; protects schedule and margin across the portfolio; serves as the senior operational point of accountability to internal leadership and external stakeholders; and embodies Spire's custom, process-driven approach to restoration, innovation, and transformation in every project and relationship.

Regional Portfolio Oversight

• Hold end-to-end accountability for every active and pipeline project in the portfolio, ensuring each is delivered on schedule, within budget, and to Spire's restoration and preservation standards.
• Balance and prioritize resources, labor, equipment, and management attention, across concurrent projects to optimize portfolio-level throughput, utilization, and profitability.
• Establish and enforce consistent operating standards, processes, and reporting cadences across all project teams so performance is predictable, repeatable, and scalable.
• Anticipate and resolve cross-project conflicts, bottlenecks, and risks before they affect cost, schedule, safety, or client confidence.
• Partner with sales, estimating, and preconstruction to maintain a healthy, well-sequenced pipeline and a clean handoff of awarded work into operations.

Team Leadership & Management

• Lead, direct, and develop multiple project teams, setting clear expectations, goals, and accountability for Project Managers, Superintendents, and Foremen.
• Provide day-to-day operational direction and decision-making support to project leadership, removing obstacles and making the calls that keep work moving in the field.
• Conduct regular performance reviews, field coaching, and mentorship to raise the capability and consistency of the entire regions operations organization.
• Foster a culture of ownership, craftsmanship, accountability, and continuous improvement aligned with Spire's process-driven model.

Financial Management & Portfolio P&L

• Hold profit-and-loss accountability for the regions portfolio, protecting and improving margin across all active projects.
• Review and approve project budgets, forecasts, labor and equipment plans, and cost-to-complete projections; intervene early where performance diverges from plan.
• Drive change-order identification, pricing, and approval so that scope changes and unforeseen conditions are captured, monetized, and integrated into budget and schedule.
• Manage portfolio-level cost controls, labor productivity, equipment utilization, rentals, procurement, and subcontractor spend, to meet or exceed financial targets.
• Partner with finance and accounting on billing, cash flow, work-in-progress, and revenue recognition for the regions work.

Client Engagement & Relationship Management

• Serve as the senior operational relationship owner for regional clients, owners, associations, property managers, architects, and engineers.
• Build and sustain trusted, long-term client relationships that drive repeat work, referrals, and Spire's reputation across the Regional market.
• Lead high-stakes client communication, expectation-setting, issue resolution, and escalation across the portfolio.
• Represent Spire's brand promise of custom, process-driven restoration in every client interaction and at every project milestone.

Staffing, Personnel Decisions & Talent Development

• Own workforce planning for the region, forecasting staffing needs against the project pipeline and ensuring each project is correctly resourced and crewed.
• Make hiring, assignment, promotion, corrective-action, and termination decisions for the operations team, in coordination with the VP of Operations and Human Resources.
• Recruit, onboard, and retain a strong regional enterprise team of Project Managers, Superintendents, Foremen, and skilled site workers capable of self-performing concrete restoration and building preservation work.
• Build career pathways, cross-training, and succession depth so the region can scale without sacrificing quality, safety, or continuity.
• Champion certification, licensing, and ongoing technical development across the workforce (OSHA, scaffold and aerial-lift competencies, and trade-specific skills).

Quality & Safety Leadership

• Own quality and safety outcomes across the entire portfolio, setting the standard and holding every team accountable to it.
• Ensure full compliance with OSHA, jurisdictional, and Spire safety requirements; champion a zero-incident culture on every job site.
• Enforce Spire's workmanship, quality, and building-preservation standards through inspections, mockups, and disciplined field oversight.
• Drive corrective action and root-cause resolution on quality and safety issues, ensuring lessons learned are captured and standardized across teams.

Project Lifecycle, Preconstruction Through Closeout

• Engage early in preconstruction, participating in estimate and scope review, constructability assessment, scheduling, staffing, and risk planning for awarded work.
• Ensure clean mobilization, execution, and progress management across all phases of each project.
• Oversee procurement, subcontractor selection, submittals, mockups, and schedule integration at the portfolio level.
• Drive disciplined closeout across every project, documentation, punch resolution, final deliverables, client handoff, and warranty.

Reporting & Stakeholder Communication

• Provide regular, accurate operational and financial reporting to the VP of Operations and executive leadership, portfolio status, schedule, cost, risk, safety, and forecast.
• Maintain disciplined documentation and data integrity within Spire's systems of record (Procore, Sage, Microsoft Project, and CRM).
• Keep internal stakeholders, executive leadership, estimating, finance, HR, and sales, informed and aligned with portfolio realities.
• Keep external stakeholders, clients, design teams, authorities having jurisdiction, and subcontractors, updated, aligned, and confident.
• Translate field reality into clear, decision-ready information for leadership and clear, confidence-building updates for clients.

Qualifications & Requirements

• 10+ years of progressive construction operations experience, including multi-project or portfolio leadership in commercial restoration, concrete repair, waterproofing, facade, or building envelope work.
• Demonstrated success leading and developing teams of Project Managers, Superintendents, and field crews across concurrent projects.
• Strong P&L and financial management capability at the portfolio or business-unit level.
• Deep technical knowledge of self-performed concrete restoration, waterproofing, masonry, coatings, sealants, and building preservation work.
• Proven client-facing leadership with owners, associations, property managers, and design professionals; Regional market relationships strongly preferred.
• Proficiency managing within Procore, Sage, Microsoft Project, and CRM and reporting tools.
• OSHA-30 required (OSHA-500 preferred); First Aid / CPR; working knowledge of motorized, suspended, and fixed scaffolds and aerial lifts.
• Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred, or equivalent experience.
• Ability to travel throughout the Assigned region and to project sites as operational needs require.