Job Description:

What You'll Be Doing:

• Directs all field construction activities of major projects involving multiple units (Typically a projects exceeding the total installed cost in the billions of dollars), or multiple smaller-scope projects.

• Provides construction management oversight of rainwater drainage (stormwater), sewage network and tunnelling projects.

• Facilitates the assignment / staffing of projects to provide construction management services in compliance with an approved task order(s).

• Assist in the development of CM project task orders based on Project Information, budget and level of required service.

• Reviews Engineer Reports for concerns affecting scope, schedule, quality, budget, and risk management; facilitates solutions.

• Reviews, field inspector reports, as needed, to better understand quality issues, schedule, issues, or contract / design compliance concerns.

• Supports the review and approval of contractor progress payments.

• Monitors and supervises field coordination and inspection through resident engineers and/or assistant resident engineers.

• Assists engineers and/or assistant engineers in facilitating the construction change management process in a timely manner.

• Reviews construction management bid package documents for constructability, omissions, clarifications, and for coordination with DOA disciplines. Recommends changes as required.

• Reviews all construction documents against design development documents for scope, schedule, and budget conformance.

• Expedites resolution of construction concerns, tracks to conclusion.

• Monitors and manages all field directives.

• Develops and oversees third-party Quality Assurance Program for surveying, material testing, pavement, etc. for each assigned contract in concert with the Quality Assurance manager.

• Participates in schedule updates, as needed, for projects trending behind schedule milestones

• Works with the engineers and/or assistant engineers in acquiring contractors’ lay down areas, office locations, and equipment placements.

• Coordinates construction interface with local utilities through the client’s Utility/Agency Coordinator.

• Works with  resident engineers and/or assistant resident engineers to complete the contract close-out process and client’s acceptance of the project.

• Participates in ongoing reviews of CM progress towards procedure compliance and software usage.

• Trains, evaluates, and encourages staff to perform at their highest level.

• Ensure the implementation of advanced drainage technologies and systems to create a state-of-the-art drainage network.

• Develop and maintain detailed project schedules, ensuring all phases are completed on time and within budget.

What Required Skills You'll Bring:

• Bachelor’s Degree In Engineering, Architecture Civil, Mechanical, Construction or equivalent from a recognized university.

• Master’s Degree is preferred.

• Chartered Engineer status is ideal.

• PMP certification or Equivalent.

• Minimum 20 years’ experience related in related engineering projects.

• Prior experience working on major infrastructure, drainage, sewage, tunnels, utilities projects essential.

• Major earthworks and/or tunneling experience would be preferred.

• Considerable experience at director level in client facing roles is essential.

• GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) experience preferred

• Experience with sustainable infrastructure projects and climate resilience initiatives is highly desirable.

What Desired Skills You'll Bring:

• Effective oral and written skills for client presentations, technical reporting, and internal / external correspondence;  Ability to effectively present information to key stakeholders as required by the client.

• Understanding of the construction management at risk alternative delivery process and the  functions inherent to construction management of large-scaled projects.

• Understanding of budget development and cost accounting.

• Ability to manage and encourage a team of construction management professionals.

• Ability to interface with all levels with project team, client, and others.

• Knowledge of construction contract negotiation and administration.

• Ability to read, analyze and interpret complex documents.

• Ability to respond effectively to the most sensitive inquiries or complaints.

• Ability to apply principles of logical or scientific thinking to a wide range of support function problems.

• Ability to function in a multi-organizational environment by developing relationships that complies with the client’s proactive, collaborative culture.

• Ability to manage projects implemented in phases, ensuring timely completion of each phase.

• Strong scheduling skills, with the ability to develop, maintain, and adjust multi-phased project schedules to meet deadlines.

Minimum Clearance Required to Start:

Not Applicable/None

Parsons is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. Minority/Female/Disabled/Protected Veteran.