Construction Manager

Location: Anaheim | Term: 24-month contract with potential to extend About the Role Francison Consulting, Inc., team is seeking an Associate Construction Manager to support on-site construction activities for a defined project scope — guest rooms, graphics, FF&A, restaurant, retail, or similar self-contained work — within financial parameters and to Walt Disney Imagineering (WDI) /Disney Parks, Experiences and Products (DPEP) high-quality standards. Construction Management is the primary studio responsible for everything that happens on WDI construction sites, including impacts to Operations. In this role, you\'ll supervise and coordinate on-site work through installation, monitoring safety, quality, and schedule while providing technical expertise and ensuring work meets contract documents, applicable codes, and Disney standards. Responsibilities Manage the scope of a small project or self-contained portion of a larger project, within budget and to WDI/DPEP quality standards Support informational flow and tracking, including submittals, RFIs, and QA/QC Recommend solutions for product and people conflicts within your project scope Assist in finalizing budgets and preparing professional bid packages Manage relationships with Owner/Operator Support the field team in resolving daily issues with Ride, Show, Entertainment, and other partners Assist with Assistant Construction Management tasks and punch/completion lists Coordinate across WDI and DPEP departments (Project Management, Estimating, Scheduling, Ride Engineering) and external vendors/contractors Track permits via COA (Disneyland Resort) or Accela (Walt Disney World) Manage construction site badging and site aerial photography Provide administrative support to the field team and fill in for field roles (e.g., covering superintendents) as needed Complete the WDI CM Studio "90 Day Expert Program" covering QA/QC and Safety responsibilities per the California CM ToolBOX Build familiarity with WDI CM duties as defined in the CM ToolBOX Role Scope This position focused on small projects or a small part of a larger project, with budget responsibility up to $1 million. The role involves entry-level business acumen around means, methods, and building systems. Leadership scope is moderate and may include leading and developing interns. You have decision-making independence within your assigned scope. You keep the team leader informed, who makes the majority of project decisions, while you focus on implementation. Qualifications College degree in a WDI core discipline — Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, or a related field/technical school Entry-level understanding of construction means, methods, and building systems Strong organizational skills and ability to coordinate across multiple internal and external stakeholders Comfort working in a fast-paced, on-site field environment #J-18808-Ljbffr