Project Manager Highway Construction Management
bloom companiesMadison (WI)
Project Manager Highway Construction Management
Posted today
bloom companiesMadison (WI)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Project Manager Highway Construction Management Highly motivated, qualified, and client service-oriented Project Manager specializing in roadway/highway construction management. Bloom Companies is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer.
Job Description:
- DetailsConstruction schedule monitoring
- Project budget monitoring
- Field supervision of trained technicians and junior engineers
- Translate and implement project plans and special provisions
- Evaluate and document construction operations
- Generate materials testing frequency and manage the QA program
- Complete required project documentation including progress payments and contract changes to achieve final project acceptance
- Ensure quality control activities are performed for all assigned work and backcheck work of others
- Interact and communicate effectively with design team members, clients, and other agencies
- RequirementsBachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering
- Wisconsin PE license
- WisDOT Construction Management experience 10+ years of progressive experience in construction inspection and construction project management
- Has or can obtain HTCP material testing certifications as required by the project assignment
- Familiarity with Wisconsin Department of Transportation construction engineering practices, standards, and documentation
- Good decision-making skills, flexibility, focus on quality, and attention to detail
- Excellent communication skills
- Experience with Microsoft Office software (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint)
- Knowledge of topographic and construction surveying (Preferred, not required)
- Have a solid understanding of DOT's consulting expectations and needs (Preferred, not required)
- Experience in roadway design using Civil3D and Micro
- Station (Preferred, not required)
- National Corrosion Engineer (NACE) Certified Coatings Inspector a plusU.S. Residency
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