Senior Construction Manager

Dominion Water & Sanitation District, Colorado Senior Construction Manager Take the lead on landmark water and wastewater infrastructure that will support Colorado communities for decades to come. Dominion Water & Sanitation District (DWSD) is seeking a seasoned construction leader ready to step into a highly visible, owner-side role and guide complex capital projects from the field. With the Chatfield Basin Water Reclamation Facility as an immediate priority, this is a chance to coordinate major construction work, bring multiple project partners together, and help deliver essential infrastructure for a growing region. This is an opportunity to be close to the work, guide complex construction decisions, and make a visible impact on long‑term water and wastewater service in northwest Douglas County. Reporting to the Capital Programs Manager, the Senior Construction Manager will support planning and preconstruction and help lead projects through construction, startup, commissioning, closeout, and transition to operations. Take ownership of major water and wastewater construction from the owner’s side. Bring prime contractors and project partners together as one coordinated construction team. Guide three Project Engineers who help keep field activities, contractor coordination, and project communication on track. This role is ideal for a construction leader who wants more than oversight: someone who enjoys being close to the work, solving moving‑field challenges, and shaping infrastructure that communities will rely on for years. Builds trust with contractors, consultants, inspectors, operators, staff, and external partners Brings steady field judgment, strong communication, and practical problem‑solving to active construction environments Develops technical staff and keeps teams focused, informed, and accountable Has the experience to lead complex construction from planning through closeout, including general contractor, multi‑prime, or independently contracted scopes Brings experience in water, wastewater, utilities, industrial construction, heavy civil construction, or similarly complex capital projects Education & Experience Bachelor’s degree in construction management, civil engineering, or a closely related field At least eight (8) years of progressively responsible construction management experience Demonstrated experience managing construction projects from planning through closeout, including scheduling, planning, cost control, contract administration, and field coordination General contractor experience or direct multi‑prime project management experience overseeing multiple independently contracted scopes Experience with water, wastewater, treatment facilities, utilities, industrial construction, heavy civil construction, or similarly complex capital projects is highly desirable Desired Qualifications Certified Construction Manager (CCM) designation is preferred. Comparable experience working for a general contractor, construction management firm, consultant, municipality, water district, public utility, or industrial owner will be considered based on its relevance to Dominion’s multi‑prime delivery needs. Why This Opportunity Stands Out This is a high-impact opportunity to join Dominion Water & Sanitation District at a pivotal point in its growth. Dominion provides wholesale water and wastewater service across a 33,000-acre service area in northwest Douglas County and is advancing major infrastructure investments focused on renewable water supplies, reliable wastewater service, and sustainable long‑term growth for the region. Northwest Douglas County offers an appealing mix of professional opportunity and Colorado quality of life, with access to the Denver metropolitan area, nearby communities such as Highlands Ranch, Roxborough, Castle Rock, and Littleton, and abundant outdoor recreation. The area is known for its open space, foothill views, trails, parks, and proximity to regional destinations including Chatfield State Park and Roxborough State Park. Benefits Dominion offers 100% employer‑paid health, dental, and vision insurance; twenty (20) days of paid time off annually; nine (9) paid holidays; and a voluntary 457(b) retirement program with up to a 7% employer match. #J-18808-Ljbffr