Division Leader – Construction Services
$500,000 per year
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Manager
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$500,000 per year
About the role
- Lead the construction division, overseeing operations, team development, and project profitability.
- Drive strategic growth initiatives and maintain strong client relationships within the construction industry.
- Manage a portfolio of projects ranging from $500K to $10M in value.
- Collaborate with executive leadership to achieve division revenue and profitability goals.
- Foster a culture of accountability, innovation, and continuous improvement within the team.
- Ensure projects are completed safely, on schedule, and within budget.
- Enjoy competitive compensation, discretionary bonuses, and comprehensive benefits.
- Opportunity to lead impactful initiatives in a growing organization.
- Division Leader – Construction Services Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Provide leadership and mentorship to project managers, estimators, and field personnel.
- Oversee daily operations for all construction projects within the division.
- Develop and implement strategies to optimize project execution and profitability.
- Lead estimating and proposal development processes to secure profitable projects.
- Maintain and expand relationships with clients, contractors, and industry partners.
- Monitor project performance, financials, and risk to ensure successful outcomes.
- Collaborate with leadership on division planning and growth initiatives.
- Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations across all projects.
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