Lead and deliver large infrastructure construction projects from preconstruction through closeout. Own client relationships, budgets, risk management, staffing, safety, and project profitability. Mentor teams, support business development and pursuits, and ensure contracts, estimating, and resource planning align with project goals.
The Project Director has overall project responsibility and supervision of projects from preconstruction to close-out.
- Support business development and broadening of customer base; bringing strong relationships built with owners, subcontractors and engineering firms with a focus on infrastructure projects.
- Serve as company interface between Owner-Architect-Contractor-Webcor team.
- Accountable for profits/losses. Delivers projects on time and budget.
- Identifies and manages risk and opportunities.
- If opportunity presents itself, lead pursuits; develop strategy and management of the proposal to assure they align with the pursuit strategy.
- Builds positive personal reputation inside and outside of Webcor.
- Creates project-specific work teams, and trains and mentors staff.
- Manages resources on assigned project using a corporate resource planning tool.
- Enforces safety on job site and implements, enforces, and effectively manages Webcor’s safety policy and procedures.
- Proven knowledge of all aspects of the project lifecycle, ideally seeing a project from project initiation through closeout.
- Broad knowledge of cost control, budgeting, and accurate and decisive cost reporting, billing, and forecasting.
- Extensive knowledge of Prime Contract and contract types: includes lump sum, GMP, hard bid, negotiated, design-build, etc.
- Advanced knowledge of estimating: full estimating services, preconstruction, and value engineering.
- Ability to identify and manage risk and a proven track record of protecting Webcor with professional written documentation, such as letters, team notifications, etc.
- Familiar with and understanding of insurance and rates.
- Ability to manage resources on assigned project and use of corporate resource planning tool, including staffing and destaffing projects with little impact to other projects or departments.
- Working knowledge of MEPS, interiors, exteriors, structure, "anything in the dirt" and other technical parts of a project.
- Ability to independently assemble GCs/GRs.
- Ability to lead a Precon effort independently including client management, resource management, etc.
- Demonstrated ability to promote Webcor’s core values internally and externally and exemplifies Webcor’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in everything they do.
- Proven ability to identify, manage, develop, and mentor staff and teams and make difficult team decisions.
- Ability to engage in difficult internal facing conversations with empathy. Holds others and themselves accountable.
- Ensures psychological safety for everyone at project level/department.
- Possesses a strong self-awareness, empowering them to make changes and to build on their areas of strength as well as identify areas where they would like to make improvements.
- Able to ensure project goals and expectations are realistic, achievable, and revisited/revised at appropriate times during the life of the project. Relentless for success.
- Strategic communication skills. Ability to address an audience of various sizes and effectively communicate messages and ideas. Ability to write clear and concise thoughts in a professional manner.
- Strategic decision quality and use of sound judgement.
- Strategic customer focus and the ability to build trust.
- Able to build strong relationships with owners and architects and hold them accountable.
- Be accountable for mistakes while ensuring others are acknowledged for their effort.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience required.
- Typically, 15 years of diversified construction experience. Typically, five years in field management on multiple projects as a Sr. Project Manager or Sr. Superintendent.
- Strong background in infrastructure projects required.
- Experience in water and wastewater infrastructure projects, transit, horizontal, as well as expertise in electrical distribution systems and substation projects, is highly preferred.
- Self-Perform experience preferred.
The range of base pay is $210,000-$231,000. Actual pay is based on individual skill level and experience.
Webcor is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
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