Resident Project Representative

Primary Responsibilities:

HDR's Resident Project Representative will serve as the Resident Project Representative for infrastructure projects, including transit and transportation systems. Specific duties include: reading and interpreting construction drawings and engineering specifications, identifying and resolving discrepancies; managing and overseeing large‑scale construction projects, including MTA Program Management/Construction Management (PMC/CCM) or similar projects; reviewing and accepting technical documents, submittals, and reports on behalf of the client;

maintaining accurate daily records of contractor activities, labor, equipment, and materials; reviewing construction materials for compliance with contract requirements; tracking quantities and preparing pay estimates for acceptance; attending and/or chairing construction progress meetings; observing installation and acceptance testing of completed equipment and systems; identifying nonconforming work, developing and maintaining project punch lists until corrected; preparing record documentation for engineer review and acceptance;

assisting with project audits and closeout activities; and directing and overseeing activities of junior Resident Project Representatives, Construction Inspectors, testing services, and subconsultants, as needed.

• A Master's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a closely related field and 3 years of experience in construction management for infrastructure projects or a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a closely related field and 5 years of experience in construction management for infrastructure projects.
• Experience must include 2 years of experience in transit infrastructure projects.
• Experience must also include experience in repairing construction drawings and specifications; structural design and analysis using AutoCAD, GT STRUDL, SAP
  2000, ETABS, and RAM; project management tool Primavera P6; document control systems such as ASITE, Procore, e‑Builder, or equivalent; preparing cost estimates and progress reports; conducting field inspections for site conditions, construction progress, assessing quality, and confirming compliance with codes and specifications; and managing project close‑out process.
• May require daily travel to various currently unknown field site locations within the New York City metropolitan area and/or regular monthly travel to currently unknown locations within the State of New York.
• NOTE:
  
  All HDR positions in the US may be subject to background checks and/or pre‑employment drug testing.

$142,750 to $158,750 per year.

500 7th Avenue, 15th Floor, New York, NY 10018.