Construction Manager

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Day - 08 Hour (United States of America)

This is a Stanford Health Care job.

The Construction Manager at Stanford Health Care is responsible for the execution and day‑to‑day management of assigned capital construction projects from construction planning through close‑out. The role supports successful project delivery by applying cost, schedule, constructability, and field execution expertise across all phases of construction. The Manager oversees project‑level construction activities, provides direct leadership to Project Engineers, and other construction staff to provided day‑to‑day leadership to project teams and ensure safe, compliant, and high‑quality project outcomes.

The Manager coordinates closely work with Facilities Planning and Design, Facilities Services, and external contractors and consultants. The role interfaces with the Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI/OSHPD) and local authorities as required. and maintains an on‑site presence to monitor construction activities, ensure compliance, and support safe, high‑quality project outcomes. This role requires daily on‑site presence to monitor construction activities, ensure compliance, and support safe, high‑quality project outcomes and to provide oversight of staff, construction, and contracted vendors.

Position may involve projects in various locations across the Stanford Health Care footprint and weekend/holiday work depending on construction schedule.

Stanford Health Care

This is a Stanford Health Care job.

The Construction Manager is an individual contributor responsible for supporting the execution of healthcare construction projects in the field. This role coordinates daily on‑site construction management services as the owner's representative and is accountable for administrating project controls, field coordination, quality assurance, safety oversight and regulatory compliance. The Construction Manager coordinates daily site activities, chairs and documents required project meetings, oversees contractor performances, and ensures construction activities comply with approved plans, specifications, schedules, and Authority Having Jurisdictions requirements while reporting to construction leadership.

This role requires presence at multiple Stanford Health Care facilities and regular presence on active construction sites across the Bay Area to lead field execution, coordination, and compliance activities.

Stanford Health Care

• Support General Contractor procurement for construction projects, including development of the Request for Qualifications and Request for Proposals from the General Contractors.
• Support of bid evaluation, scope alignment, cost comparisons, and documentation required for award and contract execution.
• Coordinate and facilitate weekly construction progress meetings under the direction of Facilities Construction leadership, prepare agendas, capture decisions and action items, and promptly prepare and distribute meeting minutes that document schedule, cost and risk impacts.
• Track, coordination and help resolve project documentation and workflow items, including RFIs, submittals, substitutions, shop drawings, change orders, and punch lists; maintain accurate logs of construction logs of construction progress, safety incidents, inspections, compliance checks, and cost‑related actions and follow up with responsible parties to ensure timely responses.
• Support schedule management and cost control by collecting updates from contractors/consultants, maintaining look‑ahead schedules, and flagging variances, identifying cost and schedule risks and assisting with recover or mitigation plans as directed by Facilities Construction leadership.
• Conduct routine site walks and field inspections to monitor construction progress, quality, and work‑in‑place; document observations with photos and daily field reports; elevate safety, infection prevention, quality, or scope issues…