Construction Contract Administrator at Strang, Inc.

Madison, Wisconsin, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

05 May, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

04 Feb, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Construction Contract Administration, Project Management, Communication, Collaboration, Site Observations, Documentation, Mentoring, Leadership, Problem Solving, Construction Codes, AIA Documentation, Safety Regulations, Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam, Contractor Coordination, Field Reports

Industry

Architecture and Planning

Description

Description Strang is seeking a highly motivated Construction Contract Administrator to join our growing organization and be a part of a Design Synchronicity Culture. As a Construction Administrator, you will be the primary contact during construction and facilitate timely communication and coordination between all stakeholders on a variety of exciting project types. Under the guidance of leadership, you will not only deepen your expertise in construction administration but also pave the way for advancement into leadership positions within the department. Duties and Responsibilities: Lead construction contract administration activities for small to large complex projects, ensuring compliance with project contract documents. Collaborate effectively with the project team, including design staff, owners, contractors, and Code officials. Oversee the timely processing of contractor submittals, coordinating closely with project stakeholders. Respond promptly and effectively to contractor requests for information. Facilitate construction progress meetings and address any project-related challenges. Conduct site observations, document findings and issue detailed field reports. Review contractors pay requests to verify accuracy. Review and/or assemble project closeout procedures, ensuring all project documentation and deliverables are complete and satisfactory. Train and mentor staff on construction administration procedures and standards. Requirements What you bring to the team: Professional attitude, ownership, and passion in your work. A level of knowledge and desire to lifelong learning. Ability to work in a team setting with interdisciplinary collaboration. Dedication to mentoring and training others, fostering respect and loyalty within the team. Leadership potential and a desire to grow within the organization, including the opportunity for advancement to leadership roles within the department. Qualifications: Professional degree in Architecture or Construction Management desirable but not required. Certification Construction Contract Administrator (CCCA) through Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) is a plus but not required. Architectural License is a plus but not required. 5 to 10+ years of experience in construction services, administrative support, contract administration, or construction project management. Understanding of the construction industry and processes, including codes, AIA documentation, and basic safety regulations. Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam, and project management software. Willingness to travel and/or work remotely, including some overnight travel to construction sites or project locales. This position offers the potential for growth and advancement within our organization, including leadership opportunities within the Construction Administration department. We are committed to nurturing talent and providing the necessary support and resources for career development and progression. Apply today for this exciting opportunity. Strang is an equal employment opportunity (EEO) employer. Strang recruits, employs, trains, compensates, and promotes regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, and other protected status as required by applicable law.

Responsibilities

Lead construction contract administration activities for various projects, ensuring compliance with contract documents. Facilitate communication among stakeholders and address project-related challenges.