Manager, Construction

Position Overview & Purpose

The Construction Manager will oversee major construction projects in assigned geographical area and ensure all construction projects are delivered on time according to requirements without exceeding budget. They will implement construction methodologies and procedures to coordinate a team of professionals of different disciplines to achieve the best results.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Collaborates with peers and construction leaders to keep projects on schedule and on budget
• Oversees strategic business initiatives from creation to implementation
• Provides tactical support to construction
• Oversee construction contractor teams and provide direction where needed
• Evaluates construction progress and works with project manager to prepare detailed reports
• Responds to inquiries and attends project status meetings, as required
• Provides support and oversight for special projects
• Quality control, including responding to inquiries to resolve quality issues

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to appropriately prioritize and manage multiple requests at once
• Solid grasp of telecommunications construction standards and safety regulations
• Constant contact with people like the public, inspectors and owners will require great customer service skills to include listening and speaking in a clear and concise manner so that goals are met.
• Ability to thrive in high performance team within an entrepreneurial environment
• Understands and uses discretion in sensitive business matters

Basic Qualifications & Competencies

• 4-year degree or equivalent experience
• 4-5 year’s experience in interpreting construction plats, prints, plant layouts and designs.
• Must be able to provide proof of eligibility to work in the U.S.

Preferred Qualifications & Competencies

• 10 years’ experience in telecommunications industry.
• Knowledge of local governing authorities.
• Extremely versatile, dedicated to efficient productivity.
• Experience leading subcontractors.
• Liaise with local authorities to obtain licenses and/or permits.

Physical Demands & Working Environment

• Walking- up to 35%
• Standing- up to 35%
• Reaching- up to 15%
• Lifting and/or bending- up to 25%
• Work environment- indoors and outdoors
• Able to lift up 45 pounds
• Travel: 10%