Senior Construction Manager

G&E Partners; Town of Texas (WI); On-site; USD 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

G&E Partners seeks a Senior Construction Manager for conventional power with travel. You will own field execution from mobilisation through turnover on large heavy-industrial EPC projects, primarily LNG and gas-processing work.

You will be accountable for schedule, cost, safety, and quality, directly supervising superintendents and subcontractors while coordinating with client and engineering counterparts. Based in Texas or willing to relocate to Gulf Coast/Permian sites.

Qualifications

• Minimum 15 years' construction management experience in heavy industrial / EPC environments (LNG, combined cycle, gas processing, or petrochemical).
• Track record running large-scale field execution as Construction Manager or Senior/Principal Construction Manager.
• Construction Management degree preferred, field-earned credibility carries equal weight.

Responsibilities

• Full field ownership of a heavy industrial construction scope from mobilisation through turnover.
• Direct accountability for schedule, cost, safety, and quality on projects in the $2Bn-$5Bn range.
• Manage superintendents, craft supervision, and subcontractors; coordinate with client and engineering teams.
• Own site safety performance in a safety-led culture.

Skills

Construction Management

Safety leadership

Schedule/Cost control

Education

Construction Management degree

Job description

Senior Construction Manager - Conventional Power (Travel)

G&E Partners is running a confidential search for a Construction Manager to join a heavy industrial EPC contractor active across LNG, combined cycle power, gas processing, and petrochemical work.

This is a family-held EPC GC that's been building in the heavy industrial space for over 50 years - it started as a single-discipline contracting outfit and grew, through construction and engineering, into a full-service EPC operator. It's still privately held, still run with that same operational discipline, and still investing in its own field leadership rather than running lean on contract staff.

It's a traditional industry. This client isn't a traditional operator inside it - that shift from single-discipline contractor to full-lifecycle EPC happened because they moved when the market did, not after.

• Full field ownership of a heavy industrial construction scope - LNG, combined cycle, gas processing, or petrochemical - from mobilisation through mechanical completion and turnover.
• Direct accountability for schedule, cost, safety, and quality on a project in the $2Bn - $5Bn range.
• Manage superintendents, craft supervision, and subcontractors; coordinate directly with client and engineering counterparts.
• Own site safety performance - this client's culture is safety-led, not safety-compliant.
• Minimum 15 years' construction management experience in heavy industrial / EPC environments - LNG, combined cycle, refining, gas processing, or petrochemical.
• Track record running large-scale field execution as Construction Manager, or Senior/Principal Construction Manager ready to step up.
• Construction Management degree preferred, not essential - field-earned credibility carries equal weight here.
• Based in Texas or open to relocating to a Gulf Coast / Permian project site.

$200k-$300k base plus bonus structure, relocation package where applicable.