Associate Construction Manager

Job Description

The Associate Construction Manager is responsible for assisting the Construction Manager with the overall construction of a project.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities (When on a Jobsite):

Particular responsibilities may vary from project to project; however, they essentially include:

• Responsible for the assistance and coordination with the Construction Manager of the overall field operations of a project from the standpoint of scheduling, daily reports, quality control reports, conformances to drawings, specifications, and communication with the subcontractors, if required.
• Ability to utilize value judgment and communicate closely with the Construction Manager.
• Observing construction to ensure contractor work is correct, safe, meets quality control measures and the intent of the design and/or shop drawings.
• Writing Daily Reports and Quality Inspection Reports for review with the Construction Manager which becomes record document.
• Taking progress photographs of construction events and labels and identifies each photograph.
• Assisting Construction Manager with Monthly Progress Reports.
• Ensuring that contractors are using the latest design drawing revision for construction.
• Providing accurate information in the Daily Reports and Quality Inspection Reports.
• Monitoring construction schedule with/for the Construction Manager.
• Maintaining responsive, smooth relations with parallel operation within The Perry Group.
• Understanding The Perry Group Quality Policy Statement.
• Following the Quality Systems Work Instructions.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities (When in the Office):

• Support the In-House Construction Leader
• Support Bid Package Preparation
• Qualify Subcontractors
• Support Procurement as needed

Employment Type

Regular

Minimum Qualifications

The Associate Construction Manager shall have the following:

• Bachelor's degree or,
• One (1) or more years of relevant experience with an Associate degree or,
• Three (3) or more years of relevant experience with a high school diploma or equivalent.

The Bachelor's or Associate degree must be in Construction Management, Engineering, or similar technical field.