Project Manager- Heavy Civil Construction
intermedia groupAustin (TX)
Project Manager- Heavy Civil Construction
Posted 5 days ago
intermedia groupAustin (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Project Manager - Heavy Civil Our client, a large national construction firm is looking to add a Project Manager with experience in Heavy Civil construction to their team in Phoenix, Arizona! If you're a Heavy Civil Project Manager who thrives on complex infrastructure, strong field teams, and real ownership — this is where you want to be.
Responsibilities:
Full lifecycle management of heavy civil / heavy highway projects ($10M+) Financial oversight, forecasting, and cost control CPM schedule development and updates (Primavera P6) Change order strategy and negotiations Leadership of Superintendents & Project Engineers Client and stakeholder relationships Risk management and project execution strategy You'll be accountable for delivering projects safely, on schedule, on budget — and with the level of quality the firm is known for.
Requirements:
Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management 5-7+ years of heavy civil construction experience Leading Projects up to $30 million Experience with box culverts, roadway, paving and underground utilities Strong forecasting and cost control expertise Experience with Primavera P6, Bluebeam, and Excel Civil Engineering or Construction Management degree Leadership mindset and field credibility If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please respond back and include the following: MS WORD Resume Required compensation. Contact information. Availability Upon receipt, one of our managers will contact you to discuss the position in full detail.
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