Construction Management Representative
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Construction
Regulatory Compliance Specialist
ASR International Corp. has an opportunity for a Construction Management Representative (CMR) role in a full‑time, on‑site capacity at Hot Springs National Park, AR, supporting a major historic rehabilitation project. This field‑based role requires approximately 40 hours per week during active construction periods and is projected to span through January 2027, with potential for additional work if option periods are exercised.
Some initial remote flexibility may be possible during project ramp‑up, to be coordinated with NPS.
This role assists in overseeing construction activities for the adaptive reuse and preservation of historic bathhouses, ensuring compliance with National Park Service contract requirements, historic preservation standards, and quality assurance protocols. The position offers the opportunity to contribute directly to preserving and revitalizing iconic historic structures while supporting high‑quality, compliant construction outcomes.
Key Responsibilities- Use NPS-provided Project Team software for submittals, RFIs, correspondence, photo uploads, and document management.
- Serve as an on‑site representative supporting the lead full‑time CMR in observing and documenting daily construction activities across multiple historic structures in downtown Hot Springs.
- Assist in ensuring the general contractor’s Quality Control (QC) Plan is implemented and functioning effectively, while the CM firm provides Quality Assurance (QA) oversight.
- Conduct regular site observations to verify compliance with contract plans, specifications, historic preservation requirements, building codes, accessibility standards, safety regulations (including OSHA), and NPS operational needs.
- Document construction progress, workmanship, deficiencies, safety compliance, and potential issues through daily reports, photographs, deficiency/punch lists, and other records.
- Support review and tracking of submittals, Requests for Information (RFIs), payment requests, certified payrolls, Requests for Equitable Adjustment (REA), modifications, and related correspondence.
- Participate in weekly progress meetings, safety inspections, pre‑construction conferences, and other coordination meetings; assist in preparing agendas, minutes, and reports.
- Monitor contractor safety practices, notify of unsafe conditions immediately, and document incidents.
- Coordinate with NPS COR, park staff, contractor, and other stakeholders to minimize disruption to ongoing park operations and visitor access in a busy tourist area.
- Assist in project close‑out activities, including verification of as‑builts, warranties, punch‑list resolution, and compilation of final documentation.
- Maintain professional neutrality; communicate concerns and observations promptly to the COR (not directly to park or region staff or contractor unless directed).
- Perform other QA‑related tasks as needed, including payroll/labor interviews, progress payment verification, schedule reviews, and estimating support under back‑office guidance.
- Experience using construction/project management software (e.g., Project Team, Procore, similar platforms for submittals, RFIs, photos).
- Minimum OSHA 30‑hour Construction Safety Training certification (current/valid).
- Demonstrated experience reading, interpreting, and applying construction contract documents, plans, and specifications, particularly in renovation, rehabilitation, or historic preservation projects.
- Strong knowledge of construction practices, including MEP systems, roofing, hazardous material abatement, accessibility (ADA), building conservation, and quality control/assurance processes.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Teams, Project or equivalent) for reporting, scheduling basics, and documentation.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills for drafting correspondence, reports, meeting minutes, and documenting issues clearly and professionally.
- Ability to maintain accurate daily/weekly records, logs (submittals, deficiencies, correspondence), and photographic documentation.
- Physical capability to perform on‑site duties: walk stairs, kneel/squat, climb ladders/scaffolding, access roofs,…
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