Jobs at Gilbane

Manages mechanical, electrical, and plumbing execution for large construction projects. Oversees MEP staff and subcontractors, schedules, procurement, bid scopes, pricing, change orders, BIM coordination, quality plans, inspections, commissioning, and safety compliance. Leads client communication, direct-report development, risk management, and coordination with business development to support project and client objectives.

Leads large or multiple construction project teams, overseeing safety, contract compliance, financial performance, quality, scheduling, subcontracting, risk mitigation, preconstruction, and closeout. Directs project staff, manages owner and subcontractor relationships, negotiates contracts, develops market and business-development strategies, and coaches team members. The role is primarily jobsite-based with occasional office travel.

Supports designated geographic regions through employee relations, recruiting, college and intern hiring, workforce planning, compensation guidance, performance management, onboarding, succession planning, and employment-law compliance. Partners with managers and senior HR leadership, leads HR initiatives, conducts orientations and exit interviews, and advises on staffing, employee issues, and salary planning. The role requires strong communication, problem-solving, HR expertise, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and HRIS software.

Leads operational excellence across construction projects and business units by assessing project risks, improving processes, supporting audits and bid reviews, facilitating training, and coaching team members. The role analyzes project performance, develops corrective actions, supports client satisfaction, implements strategic plans, and reports recommendations to business unit leadership. It requires advanced construction project financial and analytical knowledge, strong communication, and continuous improvement expertise.

Supports the overall direction, completion, safety, quality, scheduling, contracts, risk management, and financial performance of construction projects. Assists senior project leadership or leads small projects, coordinates subcontractors and project teams, manages project controls and closeout activities, and supervises project administration, superintendents, engineers, and direct reports. The role is site-based and requires strong communication, technical, leadership, and construction management skills.

Leads multiple federal construction project teams and oversees safety, contracts, finances, quality, schedules, subcontracting, risk, design coordination, and closeout. Directs project staff, manages client and subcontractor relationships, supports estimating and business development, drives BIM/VDC coordination, develops talent, and guides project teams toward successful completion and profitability. The role is primarily jobsite-based and requires regular travel to project sites.

Leads client-focused proposals, qualifications, presentations, campaigns, branded content, communications, and digital marketing deliverables. Partners with business development to develop compelling narratives, manage pursuits, support events, maintain digital assets and data, conduct market research, and strengthen brand visibility. The role also includes jobsite visits, content gathering, mentoring junior team members, coordinating multiple deliverables, and ensuring alignment with brand standards across the AEC market.

Leads multiple complex federal construction projects across Micronesia, with accountability for safety, contracts, financial performance, quality, scheduling, risk, subcontracting, design-build execution, and closeout. Builds high-performing teams, develops client and market relationships, supports business development, secures new clients, and drives project and organizational performance. Requires extensive US Federal Construction leadership experience, strong communication, and technical expertise.

Leads project controls for multiple large federal construction projects and programs, overseeing cost control, scheduling, forecasting, reporting, risk mitigation, cash flow, labor-hour planning, and federal contract compliance. Manages project controls staff, develops procedures, analyzes cost and schedule trends, recommends corrective actions, trains team members, and supports business development and client relationships.

Provides advanced planning and scheduling oversight for complex federal construction projects. Performs CPM schedule and cost loading, schedule analysis, variance and delay claims analysis, risk mitigation, project audits, and project controls. Advises management on scheduling practices, supports proposals, trains project teams, mentors schedulers, and coordinates with legal on delay claims. The role requires 35% travel and federal construction experience.