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Senior Construction Manager

Highland, CA

At O’Connor Construction Management, Inc., our core values—One Team, Curiosity, Meaningful Service, and Integrity—drive everything we do. Founded in 1982 and still privately owned, we've become one of the nation's fastest-growing construction management consultancies. Serving markets across Federal, Education, Hospitality, Healthcare, Technology, and Commercial, we offer comprehensive services including Cost Management, Project Management, Scheduling, and Project Controls. Most importantly, our teams are passionate about supporting each other and making a difference in the communities we serve.  

We're thrilled to welcome a Senior Construction Manager to our team on-site in Highland, CA! This role offers you the opportunity to be a key member of our project management team, where you'll be able to contribute to a large-scale, design-build, ground-up project. This role will work directly with the County of San Bernardino. 

If this opportunity aligns with your career goals and aspirations, apply now! It only takes 60 seconds to apply, and a Recruiter will respond to your resume within five business days. 

Responsibilities: 

  • Manage field activities onsite to ensure all activities are completed according to plans and specs and executed within the established schedule and budget.
  • Monitor the project budget and schedule along with any changes.
  • Effectively communicate construction progress and milestones to all clients and stakeholders.
  • Coordinate, monitor, and distribute design modifications. Track changes in conjunction with project contingency. Collaborate with the Design build team to keep the project moving forward.
  • Provide strong document and project controls, including monitoring RFI and Submittal traffic for potential cost/schedule impacts.
  • Thoroughly document, track, and convey all action items and activities via meeting minutes and weekly and monthly project update reports.
  • Lead Client meetings, OAC meetings and team discussions providing professional, timely leadership.

Qualifications: 

  • A minimum of seven years of Construction Management experience, preferably on Design Build projects.
  • Experience with public works, healthcare, and/or government projects.
  • Field experience managing large high-profile, public projects valued over $20 million. 
  • Advanced Microsoft Excel user, with proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Procore and Bluebeam.
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or similar preferred but not required.

Benefits include: 

  • Company-sponsored Medical/Dental/Vision and Life Insurance
  • 401K Program with a Company Match
  • Paid Holidays / Sick Leave / Vacation Accrual
  • Company Team Building, Employee Events, and a fun, people-first environment

Compensation: $145,000 - $165,000 

O’Connor Construction Management, Inc. (OCMI) is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. OCMI does not discriminate based on race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, religion, national origin, disability, ancestry, marital status, veteran status, medical condition, or any protected category prohibited by local, state, or federal laws. 

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