Washington State Department of Transportation
Design-Build Site Manager (WMS2)
Washington State Department of Transportation, Tacoma, Washington, us, 98417
Overview
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Washington State Department of Transportation . Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is currently seeking a Design-Build Site Manager to support the Fife Project Engineering Office Project Engineer. This position assumes limited authority of the Project Engineer when absent and provides leadership, management, and oversight to a field office responsible for delivering design-build highway construction projects that are on schedule, within budget, and meet quality, safety, and stewardship standards. The Site Manager monitors and reports on project delivery in accordance with WSDOT policies and departmental expectations for transparency and accountability. They also foster a balanced workplace that promotes training, professional growth, upward mobility, employee safety, workforce diversity, and pride in ownership, while serving as a local WSDOT representative to legislators, local agencies, stakeholders, Co-Managers, and industry partners. The ideal candidate is an experienced construction leader with strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills who can ensure high-quality project delivery, effectively manage staff, and contribute to a positive and professional office culture.
Location
Tacoma, WA — Olympic Region
Salary
$92,016 — $118,008 Annually
Responsibilities
Deliver design-build highway construction projects that are on schedule, within budget, and meet quality, safety, and stewardship standards. Monitor and report on project delivery in accordance with WSDOT policies and departmental expectations for transparency and accountability. Provide leadership, management, and oversight to a field office responsible for project delivery. Foster a balanced workplace that promotes training, professional growth, upward mobility, employee safety, workforce diversity, and pride in ownership. Serve as a local WSDOT representative to legislators, local agencies, stakeholders, Co-Managers, and industry partners.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate is an experienced construction leader with strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills. Ability to ensure high-quality project delivery, effectively manage staff, and contribute to a positive and professional office culture.
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Join to apply for the
Design-Build Site Manager (WMS2)
role at
Washington State Department of Transportation . Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is currently seeking a Design-Build Site Manager to support the Fife Project Engineering Office Project Engineer. This position assumes limited authority of the Project Engineer when absent and provides leadership, management, and oversight to a field office responsible for delivering design-build highway construction projects that are on schedule, within budget, and meet quality, safety, and stewardship standards. The Site Manager monitors and reports on project delivery in accordance with WSDOT policies and departmental expectations for transparency and accountability. They also foster a balanced workplace that promotes training, professional growth, upward mobility, employee safety, workforce diversity, and pride in ownership, while serving as a local WSDOT representative to legislators, local agencies, stakeholders, Co-Managers, and industry partners. The ideal candidate is an experienced construction leader with strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills who can ensure high-quality project delivery, effectively manage staff, and contribute to a positive and professional office culture.
Location
Tacoma, WA — Olympic Region
Salary
$92,016 — $118,008 Annually
Responsibilities
Deliver design-build highway construction projects that are on schedule, within budget, and meet quality, safety, and stewardship standards. Monitor and report on project delivery in accordance with WSDOT policies and departmental expectations for transparency and accountability. Provide leadership, management, and oversight to a field office responsible for project delivery. Foster a balanced workplace that promotes training, professional growth, upward mobility, employee safety, workforce diversity, and pride in ownership. Serve as a local WSDOT representative to legislators, local agencies, stakeholders, Co-Managers, and industry partners.
Qualifications
The ideal candidate is an experienced construction leader with strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills. Ability to ensure high-quality project delivery, effectively manage staff, and contribute to a positive and professional office culture.
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