Market Leader - Existing Structures
oncore construction consulting groupBethesda (MD)
Market Leader - Existing Structures
Posted 13 days ago
oncore construction consulting groupBethesda (MD)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Market Leader – Existing Structures – Northern Virginia/DC Metro A national leader in self-perform concrete is growing its Existing Structure/ Renovation business and hiring two Operations Managers to lead data center work in two of the country’s busiest markets: Northern Virginia: covering DC Metro and Tennessee This is a leadership role for a proven concrete operator who wants to build something. You’ll own execution, grow repeat business within Existing Structure/ Renovation owners and GCs, and develop the team to run several large campus projects at once. There’s a clear path to VP Operations as the group grows.
What you’ll do:
Lead safety, schedule, cost, quality and field performance across multiple projects Senior operator or business-unit leader from structural repair, restoration, self-perform concrete, specialty renovation, strengthening, CFRP, PT repair, or closely related work Build relationships with owners, developers and GCs, and win negotiated and design-assist work Track and own backlog, margin, safety and pipeline What you bring 15+ years in self-perform concrete, with senior operations leadership (Operations Manager, General Superintendent, Senior PM or similar) Existing Structure/ Renovation experience strongly preferred; large industrial or heavy structural concrete also considered A stable work history with a record of growth and results Came up through the business: you know the field because you worked in it Strong customer relationships, business sense and the judgment to pick the right work Why this role Lead a growing platform in the hottest segment of construction Backing of a well-established national contractor Competitive salary, bonus, vehicle or allowance, and full benefits A real path to VP Operations Interested or know someone who fits? Send me a message for a confidential conversation.
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