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  Position Summary
  This is a full-time, Monday through Friday, (6 or 6:30 am to 2:30 or 3 pm), exempt position on-site at our client’s location in Sacramento, CA. The position’s primary duties include adhering to Site Safety Procedures, Cost Management, Constructability, and Quality Management. The incumbent will manage a team, including Work Planning and Scheduling, Construction Strategy and Contractor Management, Interface Management, Construction Completion and Management. The Construction Manager is expected to cover work related to construction and track work happening across the site via a two-week tracker. We believe collaboration is the key to success and pride ourselves on employee engagement to improve our organization and the clients we serve. Visit our website at http://NES-EHS.com to find out more about who we are and what we do!
  NES, Inc., conducts pre-employment drug screenings, background checks, and driving record checks for all new hires. We are an E-Verify employer; all applicants must be authorized to work in the United States.

SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES

• Safety as it pertains to construction in a Chemical Site.
• Knowledge of chemical industries, including pipefitting, millwrights, pressure vessels, concrete, and electrical systems.
• Knowledge of the Sacramento Plan system is a plus.
• Strong understanding of Cal/OSHA, OSHA, and EPA regulations and their applicability.
• Strong organizational skills as well as exemplary written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong computer aptitude, including fluency with MS Office (PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Outlook) and Adobe applications.

EDUCATION

• Bachelor’s degree in a related field, preferred

EXPERIENCE

• 6 + years of relevant work experience in the Construction Management field. Experience with chemical manufacturing plants, construction projects, manufacturing plant construction, remediation, or equivalent projects

Adhere to Site Safety Procedures

Cost Management

• Develop cost estimates for the construction scope of work to be performed
• Estimates based on experience, actual estimates, bogey estimates, standard cost books, or lump sum bids by contractors

Constructability

• Provide Constructability input to early stages of Project Design
• Participate in early design reviews from feasibility up to and through design/construction phases to drive best value for the client
• Change Management
• Field Instructions
• Estimate costs in the field to facilitate timely decisions

Quality Management

• Obtain and manage data, logs, continuity tests, welding rod consumption… as required by site CWI & Environmental
• Coordinate third-party QC testing as required for projects
• Manage non-compliance issues pertaining to the quality system (and the client)
• Document and track non-conforming quality issues

Work Planning & Scheduling

• Develop schedules at different levels for various stages of projects
• Plan project activities into specific work packages
• Ability to look at the overall site schedule and master plan for peak/non-peak workloads
• Major construction
• Contacting and sourcing appropriate vendors to support the client’s operations in the event of a critical repair.
• Develop, track, and communicate schedule status with detail as needed for the project
• Possibly up to an hour-by-hour schedule for projects requiring plant shutdown
• Effective communication of schedules and activities
• Ability to effectively lead construction update meetings
• Ability to manage resource conflict and prioritize work based on skills and requirements
• Ensure subcontractors sufficiently manage and communicate construction schedules for subcontracted work

Construction Strategy and Contractor Management

• Ensure vendors & subcontractors get adequate information and documentation to execute the requested work
• Complete Best Value Options Analysis (BVOA), criteria identified and weighted to help use data to select the best option

Interface Management

• Manage interfaces as needed pertaining to securing any required Construction permits. Works with site resources regarding Fire Protection, confined space, and other life-critical systems
• Manages contractors in obtaining hot work permits, excavation permits, confined space permits, and lifting plans.
• Integrate with site system owners to ensure construction is meeting site requirements
• Systemic means for managing rental equipment as required, including managing sub-contractor rentals, and inventory in/out
• Managing safety requirements on all rentals for the site (no substandard rentals)
• Verification of inspections on all construction rentals
• Tracking and management of field materials
• Verification of consumption of field materials for accurate billing purposes
• Maintain records for random auditing and inspections
• Quality control system to inspect and verify materials as received
• Inventory control system/capability

Construction Completion and Turnover

• Manage and facilitate the disposal of fixed assets from construction activities
• Provide Construction Support and System Checkout Plan, Construction Completion and Turnover Procedure (Installation Qualification), and Construction Closeout/Documentation. All construction closeout documentation is bundled together for easy auditing/reference for future projects.
• Ensure a signed turnover letter for each installation is signed by SCPO and the Project Manager, verifying that the intended scope of work is complete and to the satisfaction of the customer
• Construction resources participate in the validation and inspection of the installation as requested
• Works with the client to identify the critical completion tasks