Construction Manager - Memphis

Memphis, TN

Full Time

Memphis

Experienced

The Construction Manager is responsible for ensuring the successful delivery of projects from pre-construction through completion. Key responsibilities typically include:

Coordinate and oversee full-cycle project deliverables.
Manage day-to-day operations of assigned projects.
Ensure project safety and compliance with regulations.
Oversee material handling and logistics.
Maintain quality assurance throughout the project lifecycle.
Develop and manage project schedules.
Control project costs and manage budgets.
Supervise field activities and coordinate with subcontractors.
Anticipate and resolve conflicts proactively to prevent disruptions.
Provide timely and cost-effective solutions to project challenges.

Reports To: Project Manager

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Roles and responsibilities for this job may include but are not limited to:

Oversee/manage all aspects of project construction.
Ensure and enforce all on-site safety requirements. (OSHA, LSI, Client)
Conduct daily Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and weekly safety toolbox talks with subcontractors.
QA/QC of construction installations.
Ensure conformance to project specifications.
Supervise and manage subcontractors.
Receive, document, and control material deliveries.
Prepare and send out daily construction reports to LSI project team.
Assist LSI engineers with project commissioning. (If the project requires this)
Manage and drive the construction schedule.
Review and approve subcontractor T&M sheets.
Maintain on-site record keeping & filing of sign-in sheets, testing reports, redlines, construction drawings, RFI’s, etc.
Ensure the clients’ highest expectations are met and project deliverables are delivered on time, safely, and within budget.
Willingness to travel up to 50% of the time.

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE

BS degree in Construction Management or
5 years of Construction management experience in Industrial Construction.

JOB SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Proficient in MS office, MS project, AutoCAD.
Reading & understanding construction drawings, especially electrical drawings.
Ability to travel up to 50% of the time.
OSHA 30 Construction Certification

BENEFITS

Full time
401k matching
Paid holidays, vacation, and sick leave
Health and Dental Insurance

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