VP of Construction
rally searchCharlotte (NC)
About the role
***Must have experience in commercial, retail, or industrial ground up experience on the general contracting side. Homebuilding & multifamily unfortunately is not what this client is looking for. Terrific leadership opportunity to join a well oiled & well established GC in South Charlotte. They are a people focused company with a targeted mission of giving back. The Vice President, Construction is responsible for overseeing and managing all construction functions across active markets, ensuring the successful execution of all phases of construction projects from pre-construction to commissioning and closeout. This role involves leading a team of construction directors, managing capital expenditure budgets, optimizing costs, and ensuring customer satisfaction. The Vice President, Construction will also act as a thought leader, driving coordination and integration across internal stakeholders and supporting business-level decisions through professional cost analysis and estimating capabilities.
Essential Job Functions:
Oversee the management and administration of construction functions across all active markets. Manage a team of construction directors responsible for each campus. Hold teams accountable for managing overall campus CAPEX budgets and ensure all regions comply with financial controls and policies. Drive teams to execute all phases of construction including pre-construction, competitive bidding, team selection, construction, commissioning, and project closeout. Ensure customers are satisfied and any issues with their services are addressed in future builds. Act as a thought leader and drive coordination and integration of internal stakeholders across all regions.
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