https://careers.agc.org Latest Construction Careers Jobs Thu, 30 Apr 2026 09:07:48 Z https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238632/construction-estimator https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238632/construction-estimator Fairland, Indiana, HIS Constructors, Inc is hiring experienced Estimators. This position prepares bid packages, conceptual estimates, analysis of subcontractor bids, etc. for projects. They will maintain current, accurate information on prices from suppliers and contractors through direct contact and written materials, price lists, etc. Estimators will work with owners, A/E’s and the project team to resolve technical matters during negotiation and project construction. They prepare cost estimates for change orders. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: · Attend site visits, prepare cost estimates and proposals for projects · Responsible for all phase of completing estimates or budgets including · Make bid presentations to potential customers · Utilize HCSS “Heavy Bid” software in preparing estimates · Promote estimates into job accounting software · Provides support to projects/tasks managed by others in estimating group · Work with Project Managers to prepare Change Orders and Extra Work pricing · Maintains favorable productive client relations · Assists with project scope, technical approach, and resource allocation phases of project development Qualifications: Superior communication skills Excellent project & time management capabilities. Goal driven and detail oriented Consistent professionalism and ethical behavior Strong problem solving, analytical, and employee relations skills Education/Training/Experience: Minimum of 3 years experience in an estimating role 3 or more years experience in site development, excavating, heavy civil construction Degree in related field or equivalent work experience Qualifications: Superior communication skills Excellent project & time management capabilities. Goal driven and detail oriented Consistent professionalism and ethical behavior Strong problem solving, analytical, and employee relations skills Salary commensurate with experience excellent benefits package Company allowances Wed, 29 Apr 2026 15:56:45 -0400 https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238452/electrical-construction-estimator https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238452/electrical-construction-estimator Napa, California, Primary Function:  We are seeking an experienced Electrical Estimator to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in medium-voltage electrical construction estimating, excellent analytical skills, and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. The Electrical Construction Estimator will be responsible for preparing accurate take-offs and comprehensive cost estimates for various construction projects, ensuring that all estimates are competitive and align with project requirements.   Typical Duties: Analyzing and comprehending government specifications, drawings, schedules, and all other project documents. Identifying technical issues in written format to submit pre-bid clarifications. Creating accurate, detailed take-off itemization of the electrical materials and equipment required. Communicating with suppliers, subcontractors and the internal team to formulate accurate estimates. Estimating labor, material, and production requirements to be able to compute the overall cost of projects. Minimal travel to participate at certain site visits to gather all necessary data for accurate estimation. Working with the estimate team to develop a schedule for project completion that effectively allocates the resources to the electrical activities. Maintaining database of all updated electrical production rates and pricing for reference. Including the latest industry changes and current market pricing on commodities   Qualifications and Skills: Knowledge of electrical systems (particularly medium voltage), their typical components, and installation procedures to accurately estimate the scope of projects and potential costs. Strong math and analytical skills to compile and analyze cost data, as well as calculate the time, materials, and labor necessary to complete a project. Exceptional communication skills to clearly present and explain electrical cost and interface in the entire estimate. Detail-oriented with the ability to understand complex blueprints, technical diagrams, and specifications to ensure accurate cost estimations. Problem-solving skills to adjust estimates and proposals in response to unforeseen project complications or changes in scope. Knowledge of electrical codes and regulations is important. Familiarity with government standards is a plus. Experience with estimating software (HCSS preferred, Bluebeam and entire Microsoft Office programs Teamwork and collaboration skills to work closely with estimators, and other professionals involved in the project. Conduct research to locate and make contact with suitable vendors for various work features of each project. Initiate early communication to outside services and resources on key work activities or unique features of the project. Assist vendors by answering questions, clarifying information, performing and comparing quantity take-offs to identify the scope for the request for quotes, and providing them with updates on any amendments or changes. Analyze vendor scope of work and quotations for compliance with requirements and prepare detailed comparisons of multiple vendor quotes.     Skills, Knowledge, Qualifications & Experience:   Educational and experience requirements include: Two to four-year construction-related degree or equivalent combinations of technical training and/or related field experience. Experience in similar electrical construction estimating with proven estimating strategies and techniques, plus successful construction purchase order and subcontract contracts are necessary. Organizational and decision-making/problem-solving skills are essential. Favorable benefit package Wed, 29 Apr 2026 11:00:00 -0400 https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238670/carpenter-laborer https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238670/carpenter-laborer Auburn, Maine, Position Overview  - We are looking for a hardworking and detail-oriented Carpenter/Laborer with experience in all phases of rough, form, and finish carpentry. This role requires proficiency in reading erection and shop drawings, performing layout work, and executing precise material joining techniques such as mitering and the installation of custom work. When extensive finish operations are underway, efforts will be made to utilize Carpenters for finish work. Additionally, this role may involve tasks beyond carpentry, including glass glazing, ceiling installation, drywall hanging, flashing, roofing, and siding. The ideal candidate must be adaptable, willing to take on a variety of construction tasks, and able to work effectively as part of a team. Special skills & personal tool requirements  - The Carpenter must possess all of the skills of rough and finish carpentry and be familiar with all appropriate tools and materials and must be able to perform with a high level of proficiency at least all of the tasks listed in this description. He or she must have a good attitude about working with others and the willingness to follow all company personnel and safety rules. Required personal tools include: Hard hat, safety glasses, safety gloves (issued by H.E. Callahan), and hard-toed boots. Tape measure, hammer with holder and belt pouch, speed square, levels, pry bars, chisels, screwdrivers, plumb bob, chalk line, pencil, handsaw, and other tools required for assigned tasks. Proper care and maintenance, including sharpening, is the employee's responsibility. Key Responsibilities  - Perform all phases of rough and finish carpentry, including framing, formwork, and custom installations. Read and interpret erection drawings, shop drawings, and blueprints to ensure accurate layout and execution. Utilize proper material joining techniques, such as mitering and installation of custom work. Assist with concrete placement, leveling, and finishing when needed. Support site preparation, material handling, and general labor tasks as assigned. Perform additional construction tasks, including glass glazing, ceilings, drywall installation, flashing, roofing, and siding. Follow all safety procedures and maintain a clean and organized work environment. Maintain and properly care for personal tools and company-issued safety equipment. Take direction from the Foreman or Superintendent and, when needed, provide guidance to other employees. Adapt to additional responsibilities outside of listed tasks as required in the best interest of the company. Experience in rough and finish carpentry, concrete work, or general construction preferred. Ability to work in a physically demanding environment, lifting heavy materials and working in various weather conditions. Familiarity with hand tools, power tools, and construction materials. Strong work ethic, reliability, and willingness to learn new skills. Valid Class C driver’s license. Wed, 29 Apr 2026 16:56:00 -0400 https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238504/project-engineer-junior-project-manager-adu-construction https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22238504/project-engineer-junior-project-manager-adu-construction Upland, California, Position Purpose The Project Engineer / Junior Project Manager owns the delivery of each ADU construction project from City-approved plans through final punch list completion and client move-in. Working alongside our Director of Construction, the PE manages change orders, accounts receivables, scheduling, and critical-path decisions on assigned projects to ensure every build is delivered on time (within 6-12 weeks, 12 weeks being the absolute maximum), on budget, and to the 5-star standard Backyard Estates is known for. The PE is the homeowner's "first call" throughout construction and is directly accountable for the customer experience. Why This Role This is a high-visibility seat with a clear path to full Project Manager ownership inside 12-18 months. You'll work directly with our Director of Construction (Tom Gibson) and President (Adam Stewart) on projects across the Inland Empire and LA County, with full ownership of multi-million dollar ADU builds. We are looking for a hungry, coachable up-and-comer ready to run multiple concurrent projects, lead client communication, and grow into a senior leadership role on our construction team. Core Responsibilities Customer Experience & Communication • Complete ownership of each customer experience from City-approved plans through final punch list completion and open house. • Lead Pre-Construction Meetings: Schedule, plan, and lead each meeting once plans are approved and prior to breaking ground. Restate project scope, provide unique project insights, set clear expectations on timeline, communication, pricing, and onsite expectations (Big 12, utility shut-off, staging areas, etc.). • Be the homeowner's "First Call" for all questions, concerns, and project updates throughout construction. • Deliver weekly client updates via Buildertrend before 12:00 PM every Friday: work completed that week, items still outstanding with solutions, updated timeline, and items planned for the following week. Goal: anticipate every customer question so they never have to ask. • Process ALL Change Orders within 24 hours of identification (never more than 48 hours), complete with photos, detailed scope, material and labor breakdown, schedule impact, and pricing, sent via Buildertrend. Client approval required prior to work starting or within 48 hours, whichever is sooner. • $0 Change Orders must be issued for any work outside the customer's ADU Agreement scope, with customer approval signature for clean documentation and tracking. • Drive 5-star reviews where clients name their PE/PM by name. Every interaction should reinforce that the client is in excellent hands. Project Scheduling & Timeline Management • Upcoming Permit Approval list provided to the Superintendent and Leadership weekly for any approval anticipated within 2 weeks (triggered 2 weeks following Second Submittal to Building). • Pull ADU Permit within 5 business days of City approval. • Ground breaking takes place within 2 weeks of City approval of ADU plans. • Deliver every project within 6-10 weeks (ground-breaking to final inspection, open house, and blue tape homeowner walkthrough complete; never greater than 12 weeks total). • Coordinate with trades and vendors for all punch list and warranty items within 48 hours of final inspection, proactively identifying and resolving scheduling conflicts. • Confirm and resolve all Big 12 issues prior to Pre-Construction Meeting: customer selections, city business license, job card in hand, City pre-con meeting, doors and windows ordered, survey, soils test/inspection, fire sprinkler plans approved, solar, new water meter, new sewer lateral, new electrical meter, new gas meter, dig alert, etc. • Maintain and update the master construction schedule daily in Buildertrend (and the Company Job Schedule) for each active project, ensuring all trades, inspections, and milestones are current. • City Inspections scheduled and sat as needed; PE is proactive to ensure 90%+ of inspections pass without corrections. • Schedule open houses 30 days in advance with client approval; coordinate staging and professional photography. Financial & Budget Management • Proactively identify cost-saving solutions and value engineering both onsite and in-office. • Review and approve weekly all invoices, pay applications, and subcontractor billings, ensuring accuracy before submission. • Ensure subcontractor Purchase Orders are in place for assigned projects prior to ground-breaking. • Draft, review, and issue RFIs, submittals, and change orders; ensure all documentation is complete and forwarded to appropriate parties. • Track project cost overruns through regular budget reviews, flagging variances immediately. Documentation & Buildertrend Management • All written communication occurs via Buildertrend. Phone calls and onsite discussions are summarized in the Daily Log prior to leaving the office or job site each day. • RFIs are always documented in Buildertrend and resolved within 24 hours. • Maintain complete and current project files in Buildertrend: schedules, daily logs, photos, change orders, RFIs, submittals, inspection records, and client communications. • Review project plans and specifications collaboratively with the estimating team to ensure all changes are reviewed, cost impacts identified, and information forwarded to all appropriate recipients. • SOPs are created and kept up to date to enable upward mobility and training. • City Cheat Sheets accurately reflect City rules, onsite job learnings, and key city processes and contacts. • Warranty Booklet created, kept up-to-date, and provided to each client at homeowner walkthrough. Team Leadership & Company Growth • Weekly team meetings: capture accurate meeting minutes. • Assist with business development efforts as needed, supporting sales presentations, open houses, and client referrals. • Help grow and maintain the contractor, sub-contractor, and vendor network to ensure Backyard Estates has reliable trade partners. • Identify and communicate process improvements to leadership, helping Backyard Estates continuously improve operations. Weekly Deliverables The following deliverables are expected every week for each active project: • Client Update (Friday by 12 PM): comprehensive weekly update via Buildertrend covering completed work, outstanding items with solutions, updated timeline, and next week's plan. • Daily Logs (Every Day): Buildertrend Daily Log completed before leaving the office or job site, summarizing work performed, conversations, decisions, and photos. • Schedule Update: master construction schedule in Buildertrend (and Company Job Schedule) reflects current status, upcoming trade scheduling, and inspection dates. • Change Orders (As Needed, Within 24 Hrs): drafted and sent to client with photos, scope, timeline impact, and pricing within 24 hours, approved within 48 hours, and completed prior to any work beginning. • RFI Resolution: all open RFIs documented and resolved within 24 hours. • Account Receivables Tracking: AR up-to-date weekly with clients given 1-week advance notice for upcoming billings; escalate to Director of Finance after 1 week delay, and President after 2 weeks. • Team Meeting Participation: attend and/or chair weekly project coordination meeting with leadership, providing status on all active projects. • Weekly Leadership Report: delivered by 2 PM each Friday outlining project updates leadership should be aware of (e.g., critical path delays, outstanding client payments, upcoming permit approvals, final inspections) and high-level process improvements. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate with homeowners, trades, vendors, and team members in a professional, warm, and solution-oriented manner. • Ability to read and understand blueprints, construction drawings, and specifications. • Strong financial, analytical, and problem-solving abilities; comfortable managing project budgets and forecasting costs. • Proficient with Buildertrend (project management, daily logs, scheduling, client communication) and Microsoft Office Suite (Excel required). • Experience with Procore and/or other construction PM software is a plus. • Ability to manage multiple concurrent ADU projects and coordinate complex schedules across trades, inspections, and client milestones. • Proactive, assertive, and timely with effective decision-making skills; comfortable working under minimal supervision. • Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to multi-task effectively. • Ability to coordinate effectively with field staff and trade partners to keep projects on track. • Knowledge of local and state building codes, permit processes, and inspection requirements (California ADU law knowledge preferred). • Spanish language proficiency is highly preferred. • Comfortable with change and able to work effectively under time constraints, weather delays, or unexpected site conditions. • Valid driver's license and the ability to travel daily to job sites throughout the Inland Empire and LA County. • Able to work flexible hours and be available on-call for emergencies at the job site. Minimum 2 years of construction project management or project engineering experience, preferably in residential construction (ADU experience strongly preferred). Up to 5+ years for candidates entering at the Junior PM level. • Demonstrated experience supporting subcontractors, budgets, schedules, and client relationships on simultaneous projects. • Proficiency in Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. • Familiarity with CASp/ADA requirements beneficial. + performance bonus Wed, 29 Apr 2026 12:44:42 -0400 https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22235788/buildings-and-grounds-assistant-director https://careers.agc.org/jobs/rss/22235788/buildings-and-grounds-assistant-director Harrisonburg, Virginia, The Assistant Director of Buildings & Grounds supports the Director in planning, organizing, and overseeing the daily operations, maintenance, and long-term care of Sunnyside’s 150-acre campus. This includes multiple residential buildings, common areas, and infrastructure systems—many of which are aging and require proactive management. This role ensures a safe, functional, and comfortable environment for residents and staff through preventative maintenance, responsive repairs, capital improvement planning, and effective staff leadership. The Assistant Director serves as acting Director in their absence and plays a key role in aligning departmental operations with Sunnyside’s mission and SHINE values.   Essential Job Duties:    Department Operations and Maintenance   Assist  the Director in coordinating daily operations of maintenance, groundskeeping, and safety activities across the campus.  Develop, implement, and monitor preventative maintenance programs for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and life safety systems.  Respond to emergency maintenance issues to ensure resident safety and comfort.  Conduct routine inspections of buildings, infrastructure, and grounds; prioritize and   coordinate necessary repairs.  Maintain accurate maintenance records and ensure timely completion of work orders.  Monitor inventory and assist with procurement of supplies, tools, and equipment.  Capital   Planning & Facilities Management Assist in developing and executing long-term capital improvement plans, particularly for aging infrastructure (roofs, utilities, mechanical systems).  Support construction and renovation projects, including reviewing plans, monitoring progress, and ensuring quality standards.  Help extend the life cycle of buildings and systems through proactive maintenance strategies.  Leadership and Staff Management Supervise,   train, and support maintenance, custodial, and grounds staff.  Assign work orders, establish schedules, and monitor productivity and performance.  Foster a positive team environment focused on accountability, safety, and service   excellence.  Provide leadership, coaching, and development opportunities for team members.  Serve as acting Director in the Director’s absence.  Grounds and Campus Oversight Support Director in overseeing maintenance of the 150-acre campus, including roads, sidewalks, landscaping, and   exterior lighting.  Ensure   campus safety, accessibility, and aesthetic standards are consistently   maintained.  Vendor and Contractor Management Coordinate with external vendors and contractors; obtain bids and oversee project   execution.  Ensure all contracted work meets quality standards, timelines, and regulatory   requirements.  Safety, Compliance and Emergency Preparedness Ensure compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations (OSHA, EPA, NFPA).  Support safety programs, accident prevention initiatives, and regulatory inspections.    Assist in implementing emergency procedures, including fire drills and safety walkthroughs.  Communication and Customer Service Act as a liaison between the Director, staff, residents, and other departments.  Respond promptly and professionally to resident concerns and service requests.  Promote a culture of hospitality, respect, and responsiveness.  Administrative Responsibilities Assist in budget tracking, expense management, and financial planning for the department.  Support development of departmental goals, policies, and performance standards.  Core Competencies Action-Oriented:  Effectively manages multiple priorities and urgent issues.  Proactive Planning:  Anticipates and addresses maintenance challenges in an aging environment.  Leadership:  Builds strong teams and drives accountability.  Empathy and Service:  Demonstrates patience, respect, and care for residents.  Problem-Solving:  Applies technical expertise to troubleshoot complex issues.   Physical Demands and work Hazards:  Ability to lift, carry, or push up to 100 lbs. Frequent walking, standing, bending, and climbing. Ability to access mechanical spaces, roofs, and crawls paces. Use of proper body mechanics and safety practices required. Work is performed in a combination of office, mechanical, and outdoor settings across campus. Exposure to varying weather conditions, noise, and typical facility maintenance hazards should be expected.  Join a Team That Makes You Proud – At Sunnyside, We SHINE Together! Culture and Work Environment:  Join a team you’ll be proud of at Sunnyside Retirement Community, where every team member is encouraged to S.H.I.N.E.: Service Before Self, Hospitality with Heart, Inspiring Excellence, Nothing Less Than the Best, and Enjoy Your Journey. At Sunnyside, you’ll find flexibility, growth opportunities, and a supportive team culture. Our 150+ acre campus in the Shenandoah Valley offers a welcoming environment for both residents and staff. Employee Benefits and Perks: Growth opportunities A safe environment On-site training An engaging atmosphere Health insurance Short-Term Disability Long-Term Disability Paid time off Dental insurance 401(k) Matching Vision insurance Flexible schedule Pet Insurance Access to our Wellness Center And More Qualifications:  Education and/or experience equivalent to an associate’s degree in engineering, facilities management, or a related field (technical training or degree preferred).  Minimum 5–10 years of facilities maintenance experience, with 2–5 years in a supervisory role preferred.  Strong working knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, landscaping, and building systems.  Experience with preventive maintenance programs or computerized maintenance management systems.  Strong leadership, organizational, communication, and customer service skills.  Ability to analyze problems, prioritize tasks, and make sound decisions in a fast-paced environment.  Valid Virginia driver’s license and eligibility per Sunnyside policy.  Ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times.  Ability to be on-call for emergencies as needed.   Tue, 28 Apr 2026 16:38:47 -0400