Construction Manager

You will collaborate with architects, engineers, and other specialists, as well as hire full-time and part-time subcontractors and laborers while coordinating their schedules. It is essential to visit sites regularly during construction, including bid walks, preconstruction walks, in-progress visits, punch walks, and closeouts, as well as attend status and coordination meetings. Your responsibilities will include conducting and documenting quality assurance and safety inspections throughout the construction process, ensuring an acceptable work environment and the proper working condition of tools and equipment. Maintaining and updating Statements of Work (SOW) and preconstruction documents, meeting contract obligations by establishing relationships with reliable contractors and vendors, and responding efficiently to work delays, emergencies, and project disruptions will be part of your role. As for the required skills and qualifications, you should possess a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field, along with 20+ years of experience in managing new-construction and remodeling projects. Knowledge of construction methods, technologies, and the ability to interpret technical drawings and contracts, as well as familiarity with building-code requirements and scheduling methods, are essential. You should be capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously with a focus on quality and have a good understanding of construction worksite safety practices. In addition to the technical skills, good communication skills, proficiency in writing emails, strong follow-up abilities, and effective coordination with architects and clients are valuable assets for this role. This is a permanent job type with benefits including Provident Fund, day shift schedule, performance bonus, and yearly bonus. The work location is in person.,