- Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
- On-site
- Full-time · Senior
- 7+ years
The Construction Risk Manager identifies, evaluates, and mitigates contractual, schedule, commercial, procurement, and field risks across plumbing and mechanical construction projects.
Responsibilities
- Review GC subcontracts, purchase orders, exhibits, and related documents for high‑risk terms, obligations, milestones, notice requirements, payment provisions, liquidated damages, delay, acceleration, back charges, warranty, indemnification, and termination exposure.
- Prepare concise project‑specific contract risk summaries that identify required actions, owners, deadlines, documentation, and escalation paths.
- Monitor compliance with contractual notice and record‑keeping requirements and support change management, entitlement documentation, claims, and back‑charge responses.
- Assist with contract redlines and risk‑mitigation strategies in coordination with leadership and legal or contracts resources.
- Review baseline and updated CPM schedules at bid, award, turnover, and execution stages for milestone, sequencing, logic, float, manpower, procurement, commissioning, and completion risks.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, business, or a related field
- Nice to have: experience with plumbing, HVAC, piping, or mechanical contractor on large commercial, industrial, healthcare, institutional, or mission‑critical projects
- Nice to have: delay analysis
- Nice to have: claims