Construction Manager

We're partnering with a leading mining development organization to hire a *Construction Manager* for a large-scale, high-impact project. This is a key leadership role responsible for driving construction execution across a complex industrial site--ensuring delivery is *safe, on time, and on budget*. If you bring deep experience in *mining, heavy industrial, or infrastructure construction* and enjoy leading field execution teams while working cross-functionally with engineering and operations, this is an opportunity to play a critical role in a flagship project. Idaho (Boise / Donnelly / Remote Flex) | Travel Required *Construction Manager Responsibilities:* * Lead end-to-end construction execution, including planning, scheduling, and cost control * Oversee daily on-site construction activities and contractor performance * Partner closely with Engineering, Procurement, and Operations teams * Drive a *safety-first culture* (MSHA/OSHA compliance) across all site activities * Manage subcontractors, bid evaluations, and contract performance * Track project progress, budgets, and KPIs; implement mitigation strategies as needed * Ensure compliance with environmental regulations, permits, and quality standards * Support commissioning and transition of completed work to Operations *Construction Manager Qualifications:* * 15+ years of construction management experience in *mining, heavy industrial, energy, or infrastructure projects* * Strong background across *earthworks, structural steel, concrete, and MEP systems* * Proven success managing contractors and large field teams * Deep understanding of *MSHA/OSHA safety standards* * Strong project management, problem-solving, and stakeholder communication skills * Experience working in remote or large-scale project environments * High-visibility role on a *major mining project* with long-term impact * Flexibility in location (Boise, Donnelly, or remote with travel) * Opportunity to lead large-scale construction efforts from execution through commissioning * Work alongside experienced engineering, operations, and project leadership teams * Travel required to project site and related locations * Combination of office and field-based work in remote terrain * Competitive compensation aligned with experience If you're interested in learning more, feel free to reach out directly--I'm happy to share additional details.

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