Title: Gas Construction Manager Start Date: 04/22/2024 End Date: 12/31/2024 Description: The Construction Manager (CM) is responsible for monitoring and managing the safety, scope, cost, and schedule during the construction phase for a project and reports directly to the Project Manager (PM). All project team members, including contractor or company employees, assigned to the construction phase of a project report to the CM.

The CM, with appropriate subject matter experts' input, assures that the project construction adheres to applicable codes and specifications either company-generated or industry standards Facilitates pre-construction meetings emphasizing safety and communicates any schedule or construction recommendations with PM Oversees pre-fab and onsite construction - monitors project safety, scope, quality, risk, schedule, and budget Reports progress daily to the PM Supervises contract inspectors and resolves issues including material, construction and scheduling conflicts Coordinates the testing and start-up of installed equipment, develops punch list and obtains signoff of the turn over check list from the Field Leader (FL) Assists PM in providing O&M manuals and asset lists (form 300) to the responsible parties Ensures as-built redline drawings are submitted to Engineering Emergency plan redlines are turned over to Records Management, Engineering, Field Operations and Gas Control with acknowledgement of receipt from Gas Control prior to in-service Compile and submit close out documentation consistent to standard format provided by PM. Skills:. Experience and knowledge of gas facilities construction. Knowledge of field operations.

Knowledge of equipment operations. Conflict Management. Record Management. Decision Making. Integrity and Trust. Managing and Measuring. Negotiating. Organizing. Planning. Priority Setting Education: Ability to qualify for required tasks under the PHMSA/MEA operator qualification rules. Understanding of the Michigan Gas Safety Code and Federal Part 192 gas facilities standards.

Bachelor's degree or applicable experience.