Project Manager - Heavy Civil Construction
Our growing client is seeking a highly experienced Project Manager to manage civil projects from concept to completion (cradle to grave). The selected candidate will possess a strong understanding of civil construction processes (including underground utilities, rock‑heavy sitework challenges, etc). This role requires deep knowledge of the civil construction industry, excellent communication skills, and a proven track record of delivering projects on time, within budget, and safely executed.
Ground‑level Duties
- Attending all client/sub meetings to understand project‑specific requirements.
- Compare budget and bid documents to check for alignment.
- Develop site‑specific project plans.
- Inspect shop drawings, manufacturing, and installations to the design intent and contract documents.
- Lead subcontractors and supervise on the site.
- Responsible for overall project, including obtaining permits, licenses, access, etc.
- Anticipate problems and be proactive, not reactive, in problem solving.
- Understand quantity take‑offs and how to evaluate cut/fill.
- Lead Field Superintendents on your projects.
Required Qualifications
- 5+ years of heavy civil experience in project management.
- Ability to read and interpret grading and utility plans, specifications, and geotechnical information.
- Knowledge of standard construction equipment and materials for earthwork and site utility projects.
- Extensive knowledge of construction best practices, safety, equipment maintenance and use, and OSHA guidelines.
- Strong aptitude in math and creative problem‑solving abilities.
- Strong interpersonal skills – ability to manage multiple personality types to lead, motivate, and teach crews while maintaining a harmonious work environment.
What is Provided
- Competitive Salary (DOE) + Aggressive Performance Bonus Plan (~$50k/year potential).
- Company truck & fuel card.
- Eligible for full healthcare insurance & benefits.
- Benefits include pension plan, medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and short‑term disability after 90 days.