Infrastructure & Capital Projects – Senior Construction Manager, ANS

• • You’ll review engineering deliverables for constructability, sequencing, and installation feasibility. 
  • You’ll identify potential construction risks, conflicts, and inefficiencies in design. 
  • You’ll provide recommendations to improve field execution, safety, and productivity. 
  • You’ll support alignment between engineering design and construction execution. 
  • You’ll advise the Company on construction execution strategies, phasing, and sequencing. 
  • You’ll evaluate EPC supplier construction plans and methodologies for completeness, practicality, and alignment with project schedule and constraints. 
  • You’ll provide insight into site logistics, work packaging, and field productivity. 
  • You’ll identify early warning indicators of execution risk or inefficiencies. 
  • You’ll support review of EPC supplier construction-related submittals, including work plans, installation procedures, and temporary works. 
  • You’ll assess submittals for constructability, completeness, clarity, and alignment with contract documents. 
  • You’ll provide recommendations to the Company for acceptance, comments, or rejection. 
  • You’ll support the Company in reviewing and responding to Requests for Information (RFIs). 
  • You’ll evaluate RFIs for technical completeness, constructability implications, and potential cost and schedule impacts. 
  • You’ll assist in formulating clear, coordinated Company responses. 
  • You’ll observe construction activities to validate alignment with approved plans and submittals. 
  • You’ll identify execution issues or deviations and provide advisory input on work sequencing, trade coordination, and productivity trends. 
  • You’ll coordinate with PMO project controls to align field observations with performance metrics. 
  • You’ll identify construction-related risks and contribute to the project risk register. 
  • You’ll support development and tracking of mitigation actions. 
  • You’ll provide advisory input on cost and schedule exposure related to field execution. 
  • You’ll collaborate with project controls, contract management, and document control functions. 
  • You’ll ensure construction insights are integrated into risk register updates, progress reports, and governance reporting. 
  • You’ll maintain a collaborative, non-intrusive working relationship with the EPC supplier. 
  • You’ll support evaluation of construction completion and system readiness for commissioning. 
  • You’ll identify deficiencies impacting mechanical completion and system turnover. 
  • You’ll provide advisory support during punch list development and project closeout activities. 

  • Onsite at client site: The work location for this role is onsite with our clients and partners to enable delivery and cultivate our client relationships.

    With all our roles, there is some in-person time for collaboration, learning and building relationships with clients, peers, leaders and communities. As an employer, we will be as flexible as possible to support your specific work/life needs.

     

     

   

$150,000 - $178,000 a year

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We accept applications on an on-going basis and there is no fixed deadline to apply.