Jobs at Suffolk Construction

Plans and monitors vertical construction schedules using Primavera P6, CPM, BIM, lean pull planning, linear schedules, and takt time analytics. Supports project managers, superintendents, and executives with preconstruction planning, progress analysis, schedule updates, workflow sequencing, variance reconciliation, action plans, monthly narratives, and executive KPIs. The role requires coordinating multiple project schedules, providing technical recommendations, and traveling weekly to regional project sites.

Manages mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection work throughout construction projects. Responsibilities include selecting and supervising subcontractors, reviewing bids, submittals, requisitions, change orders, schedules, inspections, testing, commissioning, closeout documents, and punch lists. Coordinates BIM/VDC activities, design teams, utilities, authorities having jurisdiction, owners, testing agencies, and multiple trades to ensure code compliance, timely completion, and successful project turnover.

Manages construction projects across their full lifecycle, coordinating field supervision, subcontractors, vendors, owners, architects, and consultants. Responsibilities include maintaining schedules and budgets, administering contracts and purchase orders, managing procurement and documentation, overseeing meetings and financial processes, mitigating risk, and completing project closeout. The role requires strong construction management, financial judgment, contract administration, organizational, communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

The Senior Planner develops, maintains, analyzes, and reports on complex construction project schedules exceeding $100 million. Responsibilities include baseline and progress scheduling, resource and cash flow planning, time impact analysis, schedule quality control, enterprise reporting, schedule narratives, lessons learned, and CPM training. The role supports multiple projects, collaborates with project managers and superintendents, and ensures compliance with company scheduling procedures.

Entry-level rotational Project Engineer role completing eight-month rotations in project management, estimating, and field operations. Responsibilities include subcontractor coordination, quantity takeoffs, bid and estimate preparation, document control, shop drawing review, scheduling, site logistics, safety support, change orders, procurement, requisitions, submittals, punch lists, and project documentation. The role supports construction projects while developing foundational project management and field operations skills.

Provides legal and compliance guidance to California regional operations, negotiates complex construction agreements, manages claims and outside counsel, drafts contract-related correspondence, delivers legal training, and supports risk mitigation. The role partners closely with operations and leadership and requires regular visits to regional project sites.