Regional Construction Manager - Water Resources (NorCal)
$225,000 per year
ApplyRegional Construction Manager - Water Resources (NorCal)
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$225,000 per year
About the role
- Provides program level leadership of the Water Resources division of Construction Management Department within the greater Bay Area
- Executes and is responsible for business development efforts and strategies to achieve market sector financial performance metrics
- Serves as Project Manager on projects as appropriate
- Utilizes highly effective communication skills with internal and client staff at multiple levels, including elected officials to ensure a high degree of quality, timeliness, and profitability
- Demonstrates effective leadership in resolving obstacles for delivery of complex projects
- Supervises and directs CM project staff and teams in the Water Resources division
- Manages projects with efficient delivery and high-quality standards
- Leads planning and scheduling efforts relating to multiple project integration
- Guides development of CM subprograms
- Assists with significant program positioning and proposal efforts
- Interfaces with Headquarters and Business Development staff to identify and track and pursue business opportunities
- Attends industry events and conferences for client networking purposes
- Visits clients to position for upcoming work
- Strengthens business development activities, including preparation of proposals, interviews, and project contracting/setup processes
- Engages and promotes staff to execute strategic staffing activities and recruitment efforts
- Monitors and take responsibility for profitability
- Other related duties and assigned or required
- Desired Construction Management Experience
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