Construction Project Manager - Heavy Civil Structures

Overview

Construction Project Manager – Heavy Civil Structures

Overview:Position: Construction Project Manager – Heavy Civil StructuresLocation: Colorado (projects throughout the state with possibilities of surrounding states)Salary: $105,000 – $140,000 per year (DOE)

At WW Clyde, we are committed to setting the standard in heavy civil construction, delivering high-quality, complex infrastructure projects throughout the Intermountain West. Our reputation is built on a foundation of innovation, integrity, and excellence. We honor our legacy of core values, understanding that success isn’t just about what we build – it’s about how we build it. Our employees are the driving force behind our success. That’s why we cultivate an environment where talent is nurtured, leadership is developed, and long-term careers are forged. We don’t just fill positions – we seek dedicated professionals who share our commitment to doing things the right way. If you value a strong culture rooted in extreme ownership and a “field-first” mindset, and you’re eager to make a lasting impact, we invite you to build your career with us as a Project Manager.

Job Summary

As a Project Manager at WW Clyde, you will oversee heavy civil construction projects involving concrete structures and Department of Transportation (DOT) related infrastructure from start to finish. You will lead the project team through initial planning, budgeting, and scheduling, then drive execution and successful completion of projects such as highways, bridges, and other large concrete structural works. In this role, you are accountable for ensuring each project is delivered safely, on schedule, within budget, and to the highest quality standards. You’ll coordinate closely with superintendents, engineers, subcontractors, and DOT representatives, while maintaining strict compliance with safety regulations, environmental standards, and contract requirements. This position is both strategic and hands-on – perfect for a leader who can manage the big picture while attending to critical details that keep complex projects on track.

Key Responsibilities

• Project Planning & Scheduling: Develop comprehensive project plans and construction schedules to meet contract milestones and client expectations.
• Financial Management: Manage project budgets, forecast costs, and control expenditures. Track project financial performance, approve invoices and change orders, and take corrective actions to ensure profitability and cost control.
• Team Leadership: Lead, mentor, and motivate the project team (including Project Engineers, Superintendents, and field crews). Foster a culture of safety, accountability, and collaboration, ensuring all team members understand their roles and responsibilities.
• Subcontractor & Vendor Coordination: Select and oversee subcontractors and suppliers. Negotiate subcontracts, manage subcontractor performance, and ensure all work aligns with project specifications, quality standards, and schedules.
• Contract Administration: Handle all aspects of contract administration and documentation. Prepare, submit, and track RFIs, submittals, change orders, and progress payments. Maintain thorough project records and ensure compliance with contract terms and regulatory requirements throughout the project lifecycle.
• Safety & Environmental Compliance: Enforce WW Clyde’s safety program and champion a safety-first mentality on every job site. Ensure all project activities comply with OSHA standards, company safety policies, and environmental regulations. Promptly address any safety issues and conduct regular safety meetings/inspections.
• Quality Control: Implement and oversee quality assurance/quality control plans for concrete work and other project components. Verify that all construction work meets design specifications, industry standards, and DOT requirements, especially for structural concrete and roadway projects.
• Client & Stakeholder Relations: Serve as the primary point of contact for project owners, DOT officials, engineers, and other stakeholders. Provide regular status updates, conduct project meetings, and ensure client satisfaction through responsive communication and professional relationship management.
• Problem Solving & Risk Management: Proactively identify potential risks, challenges, or conflicts in project execution. Develop mitigation strategies and solve problems efficiently to prevent delays or cost overruns. Resolve field issues and design discrepanc