Project Manager - Construction heavy highway infrastructure
Cornerstone Concilium
Washington (District of Columbia)
On-site
USD 90,000 - 130,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Cornerstone Concilium is seeking a Project Manager in Washington, DC, to oversee heavy highway infrastructure projects ranging from $3M - $50M. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering or project management and at least 7 years of relevant experience. Responsibilities include managing day-to-day project tasks across multiple projects, focusing on planning, execution, and delivery. Ideal candidates will have significant experience with urban construction projects, budgeting, and risk management.
Qualifications
Minimum of 7 years of project management experience in construction.
Experience with large projects, ideally above $15 million.
Knowledge of utility, roadway, and demolition projects.
Responsibilities
Provide day-to-day project management leadership.
Manage multiple construction projects simultaneously.
Ensure project planning, execution, and delivery.
Skills
Project management
Construction management
Risk management
Resource planning
Budgeting
Urban project experience
Education
Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field
Job description
Project Manager - Construction heavy highway infrastructure
Will be expected to provide day-to-day project management leadership on an average of 2 projects at any one time. The projects will typically be staggered between different phases (planning, design, construction and closeout).
Projects will be for 3-5 year duration and be valued between $3M - $50 million.
Projects will be concentrated on abatement, demolition, and heavy highway infrastructure.
The APM may be a DGS full time employee or a contractor from a different PM firm than the SPM. The SPM shall be expected to work hand-in-hand with the APM on all project tasks regardless of whether the APM is from the same firm as the SPM.
Projects will be in the Infrastructure Development and Special Projects program.
REQUIREMENTS
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, project or construction management, or a related field;
A minimum of 7 years of project management experience within construction management environment;
Demonstrated experience in project planning, execution, and delivery;
Experience working on larger projects (typically those above $15 million).
Experience in leading a project and all aspects of project management - schedule, budget, resource planning, risk management, coordination;
Experience working on infrastructure, hazmat abatement demolition and historic projects is a prerequisite. Also, experience working on full site development projects is a plus.
Must have knowledge of utility and roadway projects, demolition projects with or without abatement.
Experience working on projects in urban settings.
Familiarity with multi-disciplinary permitting processes.