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Construction Dynamics Inc

Project Manager- Data Center / Mission Critical Construction

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A Construction Manager manages construction projects from project planning through completion. Manages project budget and schedule; works closely with architects, engineers, trades workers, and clients; supervises construction on site and manages subcontractors; coordinates permits and regulatory compliance as needed for projects.

$116,329 / year median in Oklahoma

+10% projected growth

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Job Description

About Construction Dynamics, Inc. Construction Dynamics, Inc. (CDI) is a growing commercial construction company with experience delivering complex projects across the Southeast and beyond. Our portfolio includes data centers, higher education, K-12, manufacturing, municipal, and commercial construction. CDI is expanding its data center operations into Oklahoma and is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead our Muskogee project team. This is an opportunity for an experienced construction professional to take a leadership role on a large-scale, highly complex data center project and help CDI establish a long-term presence in the Oklahoma data center market. Position Overview CDI is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead the management and execution of our General Requirements scope for a major data center project in Muskogee, Oklahoma. The Project Manager will have overall responsibility for CDI's project operations, including financial management, scheduling, procurement, subcontractor and vendor coordination, client relations, documentation, staffing, site logistics, and overall project execution. The Muskogee project is significantly different from a traditional commercial project. The site is extremely constrained, with three data centers being constructed simultaneously, requiring constant coordination and adjustments to site logistics, infrastructure, material movement, access, and general site operations. The successful candidate must be comfortable operating in a fast-paced environment and managing a project where conditions can change quickly. This is a hands-on Project Manager position that requires strong communication with both the office and field teams. Key ResponsibilitiesProject Management Take overall ownership of CDI's General Requirements scope. Manage project execution from mobilization through completion. Develop and maintain project execution strategies. Establish project goals, expectations, and procedures. Coordinate closely with Whiting-Turner and other project stakeholders. Manage CDI's project team, including Superintendents, APM/PEs, and support personnel. Coordinate with subcontractors, vendors, suppliers, and general labor providers. Maintain strong relationships with the client and project partners. Identify potential project issues and develop solutions before they become problems. Financial Management Develop and maintain project budgets. Monitor project costs and financial performance. Review commitments, invoices, subcontractor costs, and labor expenses. Track project cash flow. Review monthly billing and pay applications. Manage change orders and additional work. Identify cost impacts associated with changes in site conditions. Work with CDI leadership to maintain project profitability. Provide regular financial updates to company leadership. Scheduling Develop and maintain project schedules. Coordinate CDI activities with the overall Whiting-Turner project schedule. Develop short-term and look-ahead schedules. Identify schedule risks and potential delays. Coordinate manpower and equipment requirements with project milestones. Plan staffing requirements as additional buildings come online. Coordinate CDI's resources across multiple phases of the project. Site Logistics & General Requirements The Project Manager will play a significant role in managing CDI's site logistics responsibilities.
Responsibilities may include:
Site logistics planning. Site access and circulation. Material delivery coordination. Laydown and staging areas. Temporary site infrastructure. General labor coordination. Site layout coordination. Equipment coordination. Maintaining safe and efficient site operations. Updating logistics plans as site conditions change. Coordinating logistics between multiple data center buildings. Because the site is highly constrained, the Project Manager must understand how decisions made in the office affect field operations. Plan Review & Bluebeam Strong Bluebeam skills are highly preferred. The project will require continuous review and adjustment of site logistics and layout plans. The Project Manager will be expected to: Review construction drawings and specifications. Perform plan overlays and comparisons. Create and review Bluebeam markups. Track changes to site logistics plans. Coordinate field conditions with design documents. Communicate plan changes to the Superintendent team. Maintain accurate project documentation. Assist in developing solutions to field conflicts. Team Leadership The Project Manager will be responsible for building and leading CDI's project team. The initial team is expected to include: Project Manager APM/PE Two Superintendents General Labor/Field Support As the project expands, the Project Manager will be responsible for helping CDI determine when additional personnel are needed. The Muskogee operation is expected to grow as additional data center buildings and other Mission Critical projects. The PM will work closely with CDI leadership to determine: Staffing requirements Hiring needs Travel requirements Local Oklahoma recruiting General labor requirements Equipment needs Additional project management resources What We're Looking For The ideal candidate will have: 7+ years of commercial construction experience , with significant experience managing large-scale projects. Previous experience as a Project Manager for a General Contractor. Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Engineering, or related field preferred. Strong understanding of construction means and methods. Experience managing project budgets and schedules. Strong subcontractor and vendor management experience. Excellent communication and leadership skills. Strong understanding of construction documents. Ability to read and interpret architectural, civil, structural, and MEP drawings. Strong Bluebeam skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and construction management software. Procore experience preferred. Strong organizational and problem-solving skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Willingness to travel and work in Oklahoma for the duration of the project. Preferred Experience Experience in one or more of the following is highly preferred: Data center construction Mission-critical construction Industrial construction Manufacturing facilities Large commercial construction Site development Site logistics General Requirements Large-scale infrastructure Multi-building construction programs Data center experience is preferred but not required for the right candidate. Leadership Expectations The successful candidate must be more than a project administrator. We are looking for a leader who takes ownership.
The right person will:
Be proactive rather than reactive. Communicate issues early. Develop solutions instead of simply identifying problems. Maintain strong relationships with the client and project partners. Hold the project team accountable. Support the Superintendents in the field. Understand project financials. Understand how schedule, manpower, and cost affect one another. Be willing to get out of the trailer and understand what is happening in the field. Represent CDI professionally at all times. The Right Person for CDI We are looking for someone who wants to help build something. This position is not simply about managing one project. CDI views Muskogee opportunity as the potential beginning of a larger Oklahoma operation supporting multiple data center projects. The Project Manager will have an opportunity to help establish CDI's processes, develop a local team, build relationships, and position CDI for future work with Whiting-Turner and other clients. We want a Project Manager who thinks like an owner. Someone who understands that successful projects require: Strong Leadership. Strong Communication. Strong Financial Management. Strong Field Execution. Strong Relationships. Accountability. Travel & Compensation This is a full-time position based in Muskogee, Oklahoma, with travel required. CDI offers a competitive compensation package based on experience and qualifications, including applicable travel, lodging, and per diem benefits. Additional opportunities for advancement will be available as CDI expands its data center/mission critical operations and takes on additional projects throughout Oklahoma and other markets. Career Growth This position represents an important opportunity for CDI's continued growth in the data center market. As CDI expands its Oklahoma operations, the successful candidate will have the opportunity to grow into a larger leadership role and potentially oversee multiple project teams and projects. We are looking for individuals who want to grow with the company and become part of CDI's long-term success. Why Join CDI? CDI is entering an exciting period of growth in the data center market. This position provides the opportunity to: Lead a major data center project. Work directly with a major national General Contractor. Build and lead a project team. Help establish CDI's Oklahoma operations. Participate in future data center projects. Grow into senior leadership opportunities. Make a meaningful impact on CDI's continued growth. If you are an experienced Project Manager who is ready to take ownership of a major project and help build CDI's presence in the Oklahoma data center market, we want to hear from you. Apply today to join
Construction Dynamics Pay:
$130,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Cell phone reimbursement Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Opportunities for advancement Retirement plan Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Other Retirement and Savings
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance