Lead Resident Engineer
The Lead Resident Engineer will supervise activities related to a multi-year, > $1 billion (USD) water transmission system program in the Chicagoland area by managing a portfolio of construction contracts for large water supply infrastructure projects. With help from several Resident Engineers, the Lead Resident Engineer will be responsible for administering multiple construction contracts, monitoring cost, schedule and quality of the Construction Contractor’s work, and establishing that construction work is completed in conformance with the requirements of the contract documents.Â
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Your Key Responsibilities
The Lead Resident Engineer, under the supervision of the Construction Manager, will be responsible for the following on their assigned portfolio of construction contracts:
- Supervising Resident Engineers (REs) and other assigned personnel; filling in for REs as necessary.
- Ensuring that construction work is performed in accordance with contract documents, specifications and applicable codes and standards.
- Overseeing the day-to-day activities related to construction management administrative and financial matters including record keeping, processing of periodic payments, drafting of field change orders, negotiation of change orders, general correspondence, and compiling and drafting of required reports.
- Ensuring that safety protocols are followed.
- Overseeing the process for review of Contractor’s payment applications, including recommending appropriate adjustments as necessary based on work completed.Â
- Reviewing and evaluating potential items of extra work and preparation of justifications and cost estimates.
- Monitoring and reporting on Contractor(s) performance, schedule compliance, overall responsiveness, and effectiveness.Â
- Oversight of CM Field Office staff, which may include sub-consultants, including timekeeping practices, training and development, mentoring, and rewarding exceptional performance.
- Acting as liaison to program and design staff for resolution of issues.
- Coordinating the construction work with facility operations, maintenance, police, other contractors and other stakeholders.
- Ensuring that non-conformances are satisfactorily resolved for close out of contracts.
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