Construction Control Manager

Construction Control Manager

Tucson, AZ (Davis Monthan AFB)

The Construction Control Manager supports the 355th Civil Engineer Squadron at Davis Monthan AFB with management and surveillance of difficult and complex construction projects. The role functions as a technical consultant to the contracting office and engineering team, preparing documents, reports, and correspondence, maintaining daily logs and safety reports, reviewing plans and specifications, recommending technical changes, inspecting materials and equipment, and discussing rejections with contractor representatives.

• Evaluate and manage surveillance of difficult and complex construction projects.
• Gather information to compile into written reports.
• Perform duties as a technical consultant to the contracting office and 355 CES engineering team.
• Organize and attend weekly construction meetings.
• Prepare various documents, reports, and correspondence and maintain daily logs and safety reports addressing the progress of construction and the administration of the contract.
• Review test results and certify material submittals to ensure compliance with specifications.
• Participate in pre‑final inspections and project acceptance discussions.
• Other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent required.
• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or construction management (preferred).
• 5+ years of experience as a Project Manager, Construction Inspector or related experience.
• Experience utilizing Microsoft Office applications, TRIRIGA / NEXGEN IT (desired), E‑Gordian/e4
  
  Clicks (desired), and AutoCAD/ Revit (desired) at a minimum.
• Background check required.

• Relevant experience with large, complex construction or renovation projects such as multi‑unit family housing, underground electrical distribution systems, administrative office buildings, hospitals, aircraft maintenance and support facilities, or multi‑story computer facilities.
• Ability to coordinate with contractor representatives concerning work scheduling, interpretation of plans and specifications, selection of work methods, and acceptability of materials and workmanship to ensure compliance with contract requirements.
• Ability to approve changes to the plans that do not alter the basic design or involve additional cost to the government.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate contract progress schedules, noting work progress, delays, or other problems that could interfere with construction.
• Ability to use good judgment and initiative in making decisions.
• Ability to review and resolve problems independently, ensuring contractor compliance with work schedules, methods, plans, and specifications.

At Chenega MIOS, we provide a comprehensive benefits package and a professional development plan focused on helping team members grow at every career level. Opportunities for hands‑on experience and formal development programs are available.