Construction Management involves planning and supervising a construction project from start to finish, using specialized techniques and software. This pathway typically begins with a college degree studying construction science, construction science, or construction management. Check out your potential career pathway.
Construction Management
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Intern
College student who attends classes and completes supervised work in an office to learn fundamentals as a volunteer or for pay.
Project Engineer
Read drawings and identify the correct materials to complete the project as designed within a budget.
Regan Hundahl
Project Manager
Collaborate with trade partners to ensure that the project schedule and materials match the plans and costs promised in a safe way with high quality.
Emily Held
Project Executive
Provide direction and leadership for all phases of the project, including winning jobs, modeling, estimating, building, finishing the project, and staying in contact with the client.
Field Engineer
Work with tools to complete and support routine construction and field responsibilities for construction projects.
Superintendent
Oversee all aspects of a job site, including material and equipment, skilled tradespeople, and documentation to match plans and a budget while following all safety rules and supporting the client.
Mike Mora
General Superintendent
Manage the construction plans, schedules, and assignments of skilled tradespeople, and ensures project goals of the client are met.
Tino Lipari
Senior Leadership
Lead and oversee the organization’s strategy, team, budget, resources, and operational plan.