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City of Durham is seeking a Construction Project Manager in the Development Infrastructure Division of the Planning & Development Department. You will manage the full lifecycle of Stormwater Control Measure projects from pre-construction through as-built verification, ensuring compliance with plans, city standards, and state regulations.
The role requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, at least two years in construction project management, and a valid NC Class C driver’s license.
Advance in your career while making a realdifferencein the community you serve.
Hiring Range: $68,038.00 - $81,645.60
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
A flexible work environment, top-notch management, highly qualified, competent staff and opportunities for career advancement and professional success make the Planning & Development Department a great place to work. We help plan and direct Durham’s growth to support a high quality of life, a robust economy, and a sustainable, equitable, and accessible Durham for generations to come. We work collaboratively with other agencies and the community in a fast- paced, innovative environment looking for solutions to today’s land-use, community planning, and infrastructure challenges. If you’re talented, creative and focused on serving the community, join our team!
This position will work in the Development InfrastructureDivision of the Planning and Development Department and will serve as the Construction Project Manager in the Stormwater Control Measure (SCM) Maintenance Section. This position serves as the City of Durham's primary field representative for the construction, inspection, and regulatory compliance of SCM’s required through the development review process. The Construction Project Manager independently manages the full lifecycle of SCM projects from pre-construction coordination and active construction oversight through as-built field verification, annual maintenance compliance, and corrective action tracking, ensuring that privately and publicly owned SCMs are constructed in accordance with approved engineering plans, City standards, and applicable State stormwater regulations administered by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality. The position exercises independent professional judgment to evaluate construction compliance, identify deficiencies, coordinate with licensed engineers and contractors, facilitate stakeholder communication across developers, property owners, City departments, and regulatory agencies, and prepare detailed inspection documentation and compliance reports.
Responsible for administering contracts and ensuring work performed complies with deliverables and specifications; processing reports; compiling documentation; developing budgets and estimating costs; scheduling projects; troubleshooting and resolving issues; defining project scope based on client expectations; conducting field inspections and performing quality assurance; documenting project progress and issues through reports and correspondence; and implementing risk management plans.