Jobs at Clark Construction Group

Lead enterprise-scale building automation system design, deployment, and management focused on Niagara 4. Develop technical strategy, program scalable Niagara supervisors and visualizations, manage enterprise Niagara networks, troubleshoot BAS communications (BACnet/IP and MS/TP), coordinate with clients and third-party integrators, and support analytics and optimization across portfolios with minimal field work.

Supports construction-site safety programs through inspections, compliance monitoring, safety metrics, reporting, worker education, and planning for high-risk operations. Works with superintendents and project leaders on crane lifts, hazardous materials, fire prevention, and evacuation strategies. The full-time 8–10-week summer program includes field experience, training, mentorship, jobsite tours, and a capstone project.

Entry-level construction engineer role for students graduating in Winter 2026 or Spring 2027. Responsibilities rotate across project management, field management, project development, estimating, budgeting, purchasing, quality control, safety, scheduling, document control, and business operations. The role involves active construction-site work, stakeholder engagement, business development, and talent recruiting, with mentorship and structured training. Candidates must be pursuing an undergraduate or master's degree and demonstrate interest in construction.

Supports construction safety, health, and environmental programs across active jobsites. Enforces safety standards, educates employees and trade contractors, develops project-specific safety programs, identifies and mitigates hazards, conducts site inspections, reports safety performance, plans complex safety activities, and coordinates third-party and OSHA safety reviews. The role requires frequent jobsite presence, physical activity, adaptability to challenging environments, and flexibility for extended hours during critical project phases.

Participate in an immersive 8–10 week construction program embedded with project, field, development, or business operations teams. Support financial management, document control, subcontractor coordination, site logistics, quality and safety monitoring, scheduling, estimating, budgeting, and purchasing. Complete training, jobsite tours, networking, and a capstone project presented to leadership. The role requires adaptability to active construction sites, physical activity, extended hours, and strong initiative, accountability, teamwork, and willingness to learn.

Develop, monitor, and analyze baseline and updated schedules for commercial construction projects. The scheduler coordinates with operations teams, executives, owners, and subcontractors; supports bid schedules; cost- and manpower-loads schedules; evaluates progress; conducts time impact analyses; reports trends; and communicates schedule changes. The role also delivers project controls training, improves departmental procedures, supports special projects, and travels occasionally to construction sites.

Ensure on-site safety for employees, subcontractors, and the public by enforcing corporate and regulatory safety programs, developing project-specific safety plans and education, identifying hazards, recommending corrective actions, partnering with field supervision, and facilitating third-party and OSHA reviews.

Lead planning and scheduling for multiple commercial construction projects: create and monitor baseline schedules, perform time impact analyses, cost and manpower load schedules, report analytics and trends, deliver planning/scheduling training, and support corporate process improvements and special projects.

Lead day-to-day management of construction projects: create project plans, manage contracts, schedules, procurement, permits, risk, finances, and stakeholder communication. Supervise, train, and develop project teams, drive safety and quality, prepare status and close-out reports, and support business development and hiring efforts.

Lead preconstruction for MEPF systems (electrical/low-voltage focus), produce cost/time estimates, drive value analysis, manage design reviews, develop RFPs/RFQs, solicit/evaluate trade partner bids, supervise estimators, and support project cost/schedule development while maintaining safety and site engagement.

Support VDC/BIM deployment and model management across project lifecycle. Coordinate models with architects, MEP, civil and trade partners; enforce BIM coordination plans; identify constructability issues; integrate laser scans, sUAS data and AR/VR; facilitate BIM meetings and client presentations; support QA/QC, workflows, and VDC strategic initiatives.

Lead administrative and technical management of heavy/civil construction projects: oversee contract administration, permits, procurement, scheduling, team supervision, reporting, closeout, stakeholder relations, and project meetings.

Lead technical and engineering tasks for construction projects: coordinate clients, trade partners, engineers and architects; manage submittals, schedules, materials, change orders, closeouts, document control, training, and cost/scope takeoffs to deliver projects on time and within quality standards.

Lead HR delivery and partner with business leaders on workforce planning, talent management, employee relations, leadership development, coaching, compensation alignment, training coordination, and process improvements. Provide advice on performance issues, drive engagement programs, and support organizational development while ensuring HR policies and systems meet business needs.

Lead MEP coordination across design, submittals, field installation, inspections, testing and commissioning for large construction projects. Manage MEP schedules, material submittals and procurement documentation, guide 3D coordination meetings, review contract changes and closeout deliverables, and provide team leadership and training while ensuring code compliance, safety, and risk mitigation.

Lead preconstruction estimating: analyze drawings/specs, prepare time/cost/labor estimates, solicit and evaluate subcontractor bids, perform quantity surveys, manage risk/contracts, supervise estimators, monitor estimate vs. actual costs, and support continuous improvement and minority participation strategies.

Lead regional project controls functions, manage and develop a team of analysts, ensure contract and accounting compliance, produce executive financial reporting and KPIs, support audit and third-party requests, collaborate with operations and finance on budgeting/forecasting, and drive resolution of compliance and performance issues across construction projects.