Construction Manager

Job Summary The Project Manager – Facility Management and Construction is responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering capital construction, renovation, infrastructure, and space‑improvement projects across the organization from concept through closeout. The role leads scope development, stakeholder alignment, design coordination, procurement support, construction administration, commissioning, and turnover while maintaining strong controls for budget, schedule, quality, and documentation. This position also ensures construction activity in occupied spaces is executed with an emphasis on patient/staff safety, infection prevention planning (including ICRA coordination), and compliance with applicable codes and accreditation expectations. Job Functions Project Planning & Execution Lead the full lifecycle of capital construction projects from feasibility through closeout Plan, develop, and manage project schedules, milestones, risks, and mitigation strategies Oversee construction activities to ensure compliance with design specifications, codes, safety, and quality standards Coordinate design efforts, contractors, consultants, and internal stakeholders Lead and facilitate project meetings, including design reviews, progress updates, and stakeholder briefings Prepare and manage project documentation such as scopes of work, budgets, cost estimates, RFPs, change orders, and status reports Conduct regular field observations to verify progress, identify issues, and drive corrective actions Maintain clear, consistent project communication, meeting cadence, and documentation of decisions and next steps Budget & Financial Management Develop and manage project budgets, tracking forecasts, commitments, and variances throughout the project lifecycle Monitor project expenditures, review invoices and pay applications, and ensure alignment with contracts and progress Manage change orders and scope changes by evaluating cost, schedule, and operational impacts Identify value‑engineering and cost‑saving opportunities without compromising safety, compliance, or operations Provide clear budget and schedule updates to leadership, proactively identifying risks and recommending solutions Regulatory Compliance & Safety Ensure project compliance with healthcare codes, including regulatory agencies, state and local building codes, ADA regulations, and infection control requirements Partner with internal stakeholders to ensure proper documentation for projects including Infection Control Risk Assessments, Alternative Life Safety Measures and other construction documentation are completed Collaboration & Stakeholder Engagement Work closely with clinical and operational leaders to ensure project designs align with workflow, patient safety, and experience goals Coordinate Planning, Design, and Construction with architects, engineers, contractors, and external partners Provide ongoing project updates to leadership and contribute to strategic facilities planning discussions Operational Readiness & Transition Planning Support activation planning for renovated or newly constructed spaces, including equipment installation, facility readiness, and staff orientation Ensure successful project handoff to Facility Operations for ongoing maintenance and support Qualifications Education Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, Facilities Management, or related field required Licenses and Certifications ASHE Certified Healthcare Constructor – Preferred Work Experience 5+ years of progressive experience managing construction projects, preferably within healthcare or a complex, regulated environment (4‑6 years of experience with capital planning, budgeting, and vendor management) Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Excellent written and verbal communication Maintains working knowledge of current technology Ability to exercise independent judgment in a professional area Ability to collaborate across teams Organize multiple tasks and maintain control of workflow Work independently and as part of a team Skilled in conveying narratives through visual media Physical Demands Standing – occasionally Walking – occasionally Sitting – frequently Lifting/Carrying – occasionally up to 20 lbs Pushing/Pulling – rarely Climbing – rarely Balancing – rarely Stooping/Kneeling/Bending – rarely Reaching/Overhead Work – occasionally Grasping – frequently Speaking – frequently Hearing – constantly Repetitive Motions – frequently Eye/Hand/Foot Coordination – occasionally Benefits Continuing Education 403B Retirement Plan with Employer Match Contributions Pet, Identity Theft and Legal Services Insurance Wellness Programs and Incentives Referral Bonuses Employee Assistance Program Medical Benefits Dental Benefits Vision Benefits License and Certification Reimbursement Life, Long‑Term and Short‑Term Disability, Group Accident, Critical Illness and Hospital Indemnity Insurance Employee Discount Program Early Access to Earned Wages Tuition Assistance Relocation Assistance Paid Time Away Special Employee Rates at NMMC Wellness Centers #J-18808-Ljbffr