Title: Construction Project Manager
Position Type: Contract
Location: Los Angeles, California
Key Project Requirements:
5+ years of experience managing mechanical construction projects in commercial, institutional, or industrial environments
Experience overseeing underground piping installations, chilled water systems, or utility infrastructure projects
Proven ability to manage contractors, project scope, budget, and schedule performance in active construction environments
Experience supporting and negotiating field-driven change orders and resolving construction issues
Job Summary:
NAES is seeking an experienced Construction Project Manager to support a large-scale mechanical construction project in Los Angeles, CA. This role will serve as the primary interface for contractors and subcontractors supporting underground chilled water piping installation activities. The Construction Project Manager will oversee contractor execution, monitor schedule performance, manage project scope and field changes, and help drive successful project delivery while maintaining compliance with safety, quality, and project requirements.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Oversee day-to-day field execution of underground chilled water piping installation (~500 ft scope)
Coordinate and supervise subcontractors and field crews to ensure quality and schedule adherence
Coordinate and support rigging and lift activities associated with underground piping installation work
Identify, document, negotiate, and manage field-driven change orders and scope modifications
Track project progress, identify risks or delays, and proactively support issue resolution to maintain project objectives
Support project coordination related to HS&E compliance, field logistics, inspections, and construction planning
Job Requirements:
Strong understanding of mechanical construction execution, contractor management, and field coordination practices
Ability to manage active construction projects with focus on safety, scope, budget, and schedule performance
Experience working with contractors, subcontractors, and project stakeholders in fast-paced construction environments
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and project schedules
Education / Experience:
High school diploma or equivalent required
Technical training or certifications in construction, rigging, or related field preferred
Experience supporting commercial, institutional, or large-scale construction projects required
Compensation:
The hourly rate for this position generally ranges between $70-$80.