Lead Construction Project Manager: TEIC Services

Contractors Lync; Washington; Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

401(k) plan with company match

Life insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

TEIC Services seeks a Lead Construction Project Manager for outage services in Washington, United States. The role oversees industrial and utility construction projects, including planning, budgets, schedules, staffing, customer relationships, quality control, and safety compliance.

More than 10 years of experience in relevant construction management is required. Responsibilities include outage planning, estimating, subcontractor coordination, and thorough project documentation.

Qualifications

• More than 10 years of industrial or utility construction management experience.
• OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Training or equivalent required before hire or within 30 days.

Responsibilities

• Oversees industrial and utility construction projects from planning through delivery, including budgets, schedules, staffing, and customer relations.
• Includes outage planning, estimating, subcontractor coordination, and project documentation.
• Ensures compliance with project plans and specifications, and maintains quality-control standards.

Skills

Project management

Budget management

Scheduling

Customer relationship management

English proficiency

Safety compliance

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Outlook

Job description

# Lead Construction Project Manager: TEIC Services**TEIC Services**Washington, United States Start Date09/16/2026Full-TimeTEIC Services is hiring a Lead Construction Project Manager for full-time work in Washington, United States. The role manages industrial and utility construction projects, including project planning, budgets, schedules, staffing, customer relationships, quality control, and safety compliance. The position requires more than 10 years of industrial or utility construction management experience. The employer has not provided a salary, work mode, or application deadline.The role covers projects that typically exceed $5 million in labor. Construction means and methods knowledge for piping, combined-cycle systems, gas turbines, simple-cycle systems, and related work is required. The position also includes outage planning, estimating, subcontractor coordination, and project documentation. Construction project manager work on this assignment includes both field-facing coordination and office-based project controls.* **Role:** Lead Construction Project Manager - Outage Services* **Employer:** TEIC Services* **Location:** Washington, United States* **Employment type:** Full-time* **Work mode:** Not provided by the employer.* **Salary:** Not provided by the employer.* **Experience:** More than 10 years in industrial or utility construction management* **Application deadline:** Not provided by the employer.Apply For This JobApplicants can prepare a resume that covers industrial or utility construction management, outage planning, estimating, scheduling, budgeting, subcontractor coordination, and customer relationship work. The application also gives candidates a place to present OSHA training, NCCCO credentials, software experience, and any available construction crew experience.## TEIC Services Project ScopeThe Lead Construction Project Manager oversees projects from work-plan development through operational delivery. The role develops comprehensive plans, monitors day-to-day work, prepares reports, tracks budgets and expenses, and adjusts project strategies when conditions change. Project documentation, estimates, resource assignments, and quality-control actions are part of the assignment.The typical project scope exceeds $5 million in labor. The work also includes hiring and interviewing project personnel, selecting craft resources, allocating responsibilities, managing customer relationships, and identifying project risks. These duties connect the project office with the crews, subcontractors, customers, and other participants responsible for industrial construction delivery.## Industrial Construction Management WorkConstruction means and methods knowledge is required for piping, combined-cycle plants, gas turbines, simple-cycle systems, and related industrial or utility projects. Outage planning is another stated responsibility, so project decisions must account for planned work windows, resource needs, work sequencing, and the effect of downtime on the customer.The role also monitors compliance with project plans and specifications. Budget work includes estimates, expense tracking, and resource planning. Customer relationship management continues across the project lifecycle, while risk mitigation and changing strategies keep project controls connected to field conditions. The assignment requires clear written and verbal English, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook proficiency.## Qualifications For Outage ServicesMore than 10 years of industrial or utility construction management experience is required. A candidate must also bring construction budgeting and estimating experience, construction scheduling experience, subcontractor coordination experience, outage planning experience, and customer relationship management across the full project lifecycle.OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Training or an equivalent credential is required before hire or within 30 days of onboarding. The federal OSHA construction standards cover training, fall protection, electrical work, cranes, excavations, confined spaces, and other construction hazards. NCCCO Rigger Level I certification is preferred. A candidate without that certification may be considered when willing to obtain it within 90 days of hire. Spanish fluency and an existing construction crew that can join the project are listed as pluses.## Project Controls And Team CoordinationThe role manages project hiring, interviews, craft selection, resource allocation, documentation, estimates, budgets, schedules, and customer communication. It also maintains quality-control standards and follows project plans and specifications. These responsibilities require coordination across project staff, craft workers, subcontractors, customers, and operational partners.Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage effective on the first day, a 401(k) or IRA plan with company match, basic and voluntary life insurance, paid time off, sick leave and holidays, family leave, short-term and long-term disability, training and development, an employee assistance program, parental leave, wellness programs, gym reimbursement, weight-loss benefits, and flexible spending accounts. Salary remains not provided by the employer.## Questions About The Role### What does the project manager oversee?The role oversees industrial and utility construction projects, project operations, work plans, budgets, schedules, documentation, staffing, quality control, safety compliance, and customer relationships.### How much experience is required?More than 10 years of industrial or utility construction management experience is required.### Is OSHA training required?OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Training or an equivalent credential is required before hire or within 30 days of onboarding.### What compensation is listed?Salary and application deadline information are not provided by the employer. The listed benefits include health coverage, retirement options, insurance, leave, disability coverage, training, and wellness programs.The role is centered on industrial and utility construction management rather than a single trade. Its stated work includes piping and power-generation systems, outage planning, project estimating, subcontractor coordination, customer communication, and project risk control.The application record also identifies a possible path for candidates who need to complete NCCCO Rigger Level I after hiring. Candidates with the required management background and related project controls experience can present those qualifications through the official application page.