Regional Construction Manager

Regional Construction Manager for Warehouses and Industries

Core Duties and Responsibilities

• Project Planning and Oversight:

  Plan, coordinate, and direct all aspects of industrial construction projects (e.g., warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers) from conception to completion.

• Budget and Cost Control:

  Prepare and manage project estimates, budgets, and cost controls. Track expenditures, analyze variances, and implement cost-saving measures without compromising quality or safety.

• Schedule Management:

  Develop comprehensive project schedules and timelines, monitor progress daily, and proactively manage delays, emergencies, and other disruptions to ensure deadlines are met.

• Quality and Safety Assurance:

  Ensure all construction activities comply with rigorous company quality standards, as well as local, state, and federal building codes and safety regulations .

• Vendor and Subcontractor Management:

  Source, evaluate, and negotiate contracts with general contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers. Coordinate their schedules and activities and monitor their performance.

• Risk Management:

  Identify potential project and safety risks, develop effective mitigation strategies, and resolve any issues or conflicts that arise during the construction process.

• Stakeholder Communication:

  Serve as the primary liaison between clients, architects, engineers, internal management, and site personnel, providing regular updates and reports on project status, budget, and progress.

• Team Leadership and Development:

  Recruit, train, mentor, and supervise construction teams and site managers across the region, fostering a culture of safety, efficiency, and continuous improvement.

• Permitting and Legal Compliance:

  Obtain all necessary permits, licenses, and approvals from relevant authorities, ensuring the project adheres to all legal and regulatory requirements.

Required Skills and Qualifications

• Education:

  A bachelor’s degree in construction management, Civil Engineering, or a related field is typically required.

• Experience:

  Extensive proven experience (typically 7+ years) in construction management, with a specific focus on industrial, logistics, or large-scale commercial projects.

• Technical Knowledge:

  Deep understanding of industrial construction methods, materials, equipment, and technologies. Ability to read and interpret complex blueprints, contracts, and technical specifications.

• Management Skills:

  Strong leadership, decision-making, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

• Software Proficiency:

  Familiarity with construction management software, project scheduling tools (e.g., Primavera P6), and MS Office Suite (Excel, Project).

• Certifications:

  Professional certifications such as a Certified Professional Constructor (CPC) or Project Management Professional (PMP) are often preferred.

• Travel:

  Ability to travel frequently across the assigned region to various construction sites.