Construction Project Representative

About the position

Bolton & Menk has a great opportunity for a Construction Project Representative (CPR) to join our team in the Twin Cities Metro. As a Top Workplace, this is a fantastic chance to work with a talented team of professionals and make a lasting impact on the communities we serve. With over 75 years of experience, Bolton & Menk specializes in providing community infrastructure solutions across the Midwest, Southeast, and beyond. As a member of our Construction Services team you will review construction activities for their compliance with the project plans and specifications, prepare daily observation reports, and assist in preparing the proper project documentation. Our CPRs enjoy building a team atmosphere with the construction contractor to deliver an exceptional product for the client and community. As you continue to grow there are opportunities to specialize in various types of construction such as bridges, highways, downtown reconstructs, or serve as a community's “go-to” Construction Project Representative. Depending on experience and candidate interest, positions in this role at Bolton & Menk may structure to be either year-round or seasonal with layoff during non-construction months, with your compensation appropriately structured accordingly. We are looking to add an individual who will help foster our mission that All People Should Live in Safe, Sustainable and Beautiful Communities!

Responsibilities

  • Serve as construction project representative for construction projects having above average complexity.
  • Maintain detailed records and documentation of construction activities.
  • Responsible for coordinating directly with clients, contractors, and engineers on day-to-day construction items.
  • Perform or coordinate construction material testing procedures and interprets results.
  • Perform or coordinate measurement of construction work products for determination of project quantities, associated payment, and production of drawings.
  • Coordinate construction site surveying scheduling and review of construction staking in the field in comparison to the project plans.
  • May perform detailed engineering computations, detailed drafting and plan production work.
  • Provide technical advice regarding construction modifications and repairs to clients, contractors and project engineers.
  • Inspect project sites and evaluate contractor work for conformance with the project plans and specifications.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Associates degree in Civil Engineering Technology (or equivalent degree) plus four years of related experience OR 3+ years of related construction experience
  • Possess a valid driver’s license as travel to various facilities and job sites may be required.
  • Individuals must be legally authorized to work in the US at the start of employment without a need for current or future visa sponsorship.

Nice-to-haves

  • MnDOT Technical Certifications for Grading and Base I & II, Concrete Field I & II, and Bituminous Streets I & II are preferred.
  • Thorough knowledge of MnDOT and/or CEAM specifications, general provisions, and standard plates, is preferred.
  • Ability to communicate and demonstrate an understanding of engineering concepts.
  • Working understanding and experience working with AutoCAD Civil 3D is preferred but not required.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation plan - overtime compensation available to most employees
  • Discretionary bonuses available to most employees
  • ESOP - Employee ownership (ESOP); 100% company-paid contributions
  • 401(k) Match Program
  • Paid time off (PTO)
  • Volunteer Time Off (VTO)
  • Six paid flexible company holidays
  • Two floating personal holidays for events that are important in your life
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Parental leave
  • Short term and Long-term disability
  • Dependent care reimbursement
  • Employee assistance program
  • Health insurance
  • Flexible spending account
  • Life insurance
  • Vision insurance
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