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Learn about the key titles, responsibilities, and salary of typical construction management jobs on mission-critical projects.

QA/QC Manager

Quality Manager; QA/QC Superintendent; Compliance Manager

QA/QC Managers ensure that construction work meets all specified quality standards and complies with regulatory codes. They lead inspections, manage testing protocols, and oversee documentation of quality control systems.

Job skills
Understanding of building codes and inspection processes; Quality tracking tools; Strong documentation and organizational skills
Salary
National: $95k–$125k; Northern VA: $105k–$135k; Bay Area: $110k–$140k; Texas: $95k–$125k; Southeast: $85k–$115k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Construction or Engineering; CQM, ICC, or ACI certifications; OSHA 30
Bachelor’s in Construction or Engineering; CQM, ICC, or ACI certifications; OSHA 30
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Commissioning Manager

Cx Manager; Startup Manager; Commissioning Agent

Commissioning Managers oversee the final phase of construction, ensuring that all systems are installed and functioning according to specifications before handover. They coordinate testing, documentation, and turnover procedures.

Job skills
Mechanical/electrical system knowledge; Testing protocols; Construction documentation; Coordination and attention to detail
Salary
National: $110k–$145k; Northern VA: $120k–$155k; Bay Area: $125k–$165k; Texas: $110k–$140k; Southeast: $100k–$130k
Certifications
Mechanical or Electrical Engineering degree; CxA or BCA certification; OSHA 30
Mechanical or Electrical Engineering degree; CxA or BCA certification; OSHA 30
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Cost Engineer / Project Controls

Project Controls Specialist; Cost Analyst; Controls Engineer

Cost Engineers and Project Controls professionals manage budgeting, forecasting, and cost tracking throughout a project’s life cycle. They ensure financial accountability and early warning for deviations.

Job skills
Excel, Primavera, CMiC, Procore; Cost reporting and analytics; Financial modeling; Strong documentation and audit trail management
Salary
National: $95k–$125k; Northern VA: $105k–$135k; Bay Area: $110k–$140k; Texas: $95k–$125k; Southeast: $90k–$115k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Engineering, Finance, or Construction Management; AACE certifications (CCP, CEP) a plus
Bachelor’s in Engineering, Finance, or Construction Management; AACE certifications (CCP, CEP) a plus
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VDC/BIM Manager

BIM Manager; VDC Coordinator; Digital Construction Lead

VDC/BIM Managers oversee the digital modeling of construction projects, coordinating between design and field teams to detect clashes, optimize sequencing, and improve constructability through virtual tools.

Job skills
Navisworks, Revit, AutoCAD, BIM 360; Coordination workflows; Understanding of construction phasing and systems
Salary
National: $100k–$130k; Northern VA: $110k–$140k; Bay Area: $115k–$145k; Texas: $100k–$130k; Southeast: $95k–$120k
Certifications
Architecture, Engineering, or Construction degree; Autodesk certifications; LEED or CM-BIM a plus
Architecture, Engineering, or Construction degree; Autodesk certifications; LEED or CM-BIM a plus
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Owner’s Representative

Client Rep; Owner’s Agent; Development Manager

An Owner’s Representative (Owner’s Rep) acts on behalf of the project owner to oversee all phases of design and construction. They ensure that budgets, schedules, and quality standards are met while protecting the owner’s interests.

Job skills
Project management (Procore, MS Project); Communication and negotiation; Financial oversight; Construction and design understanding
Salary
National: $120k–$160k; Northern VA: $130k–$170k; Bay Area: $135k–$175k; Texas: $115k–$150k; Southeast: $105k–$140k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Construction, Architecture, or Engineering; PMP or CMAR often preferred
Bachelor’s in Construction, Architecture, or Engineering; PMP or CMAR often preferred
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Safety Manager

Site Safety Manager; Safety Coordinator; EHS Manager

Safety Managers are responsible for creating and enforcing jobsite safety protocols. They train workers, conduct audits, and ensure full compliance with OSHA, client, and corporate safety requirements.

Job skills
Knowledge of OSHA 29 CFR 1926; Safety reporting systems; Public speaking and training skills; Incident investigation techniques
Salary
National: $90k–$120k; Northern VA: $100k–$130k; Bay Area: $105k–$135k; Texas: $95k–$125k; Southeast: $85k–$115k
Certifications
CHST, STSC, CSP preferred; OSHA 30 minimum
CHST, STSC, CSP preferred; OSHA 30 minimum
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Field Engineer

Construction Engineer; Site Engineer; Project Support Engineer

Field Engineers support construction teams by managing layout, documentation, and technical issues on site. They act as a liaison between design and field execution, ensuring accuracy and compliance.

Job skills
Understanding of construction drawings and specifications; Field layout equipment; Procore, Bluebeam, or similar platforms; Problem-solving skills
Salary
National: $70k–$90k; Northern VA: $75k–$95k; Bay Area: $80k–$100k; Texas: $70k–$90k; Southeast: $65k–$85k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering or Construction Management; OSHA 10 or 30
Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering or Construction Management; OSHA 10 or 30
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Estimator

Preconstruction Estimator; Cost Estimator; Quantity Surveyor

Estimators analyze project requirements and develop cost estimates for construction projects. They help set budgets, evaluate bids, and ensure competitive and accurate pricing.

Job skills
Estimating software (Bluebeam, PlanSwift, OST); Excel, Sage Estimating; Analytical skills; Familiarity with CSI divisions and cost databases
Salary
National: $90k–$120k; Northern VA: $100k–$130k; Bay Area: $105k–$135k; Texas: $85k–$115k; Southeast: $80k–$110k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Construction Management, Engineering, or related; Certified Professional Estimator (CPE) a plus
Bachelor’s in Construction Management, Engineering, or related; Certified Professional Estimator (CPE) a plus
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Construction Project Manager

CM Project Manager; Owner’s Project Manager; Construction Manager; Project Lead; Site PM

A Construction Project Manager (PM) oversees all phases of a construction project—from planning and design through execution and closeout. PMs serve as the point of accountability between the owner/developer, general contractors, architects, engineers, and trade partners, ensuring that projects are delivered on time, on budget, and to spec. They’re central to high-performance, mission-critical builds like data centers, labs, and life sciences facilities.

Job skills
Project management (Procore, MS Project, Primavera P6); Budgeting & cost controls (Excel, CMiC, Sage); Construction sequencing & site logistics; Contract management (AIA, GMP, lump sum, etc.); Leadership, communication, and stakeholder coordination; Familiarity with MEP systems, BIM/VDC, and lean construction a plus
Salary
National: $115k–$160k; Northern VA: $130k–$170k; Bay Area: $135k–$180k; Texas: $110k–$150k; Southeast: $100k–$135k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or Architecture; PMP or CMAR preferred; OSHA 30; PE license is rare but respected
Bachelor’s in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or Architecture; PMP or CMAR preferred; OSHA 30; PE license is rare but respected
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MEP Manager

MEP Superintendent; MEP Coordinator; Building Systems Manager

MEP Managers oversee mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems on complex construction projects. They coordinate trades, resolve technical issues, and ensure systems are integrated properly into the project timeline and quality standards.

Job skills
Knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing systems; MEP coordination tools (Navisworks, BIM); Communication and team leadership; Field experience with MEP installation
Salary
National: $115k–$145k; Northern VA: $125k–$155k; Bay Area: $135k–$165k; Texas: $110k–$140k; Southeast: $100k–$130k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering; PE license a plus; OSHA 30
Bachelor’s in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering; PE license a plus; OSHA 30
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Scheduler

Construction Scheduler; Planning Engineer; CPM Scheduler

Schedulers develop and maintain construction project timelines, using scheduling software to ensure that tasks align with resources and deadlines. They play a critical role in identifying sequencing risks and helping the team stay on track.

Job skills
Primavera P6, MS Project; Time management; Analytical and coordination skills; Understanding of construction sequencing and dependencies
Salary
National: $90k–$120k; Northern VA: $100k–$135k; Bay Area: $105k–$140k; Texas: $90k–$120k; Southeast: $85k–$110k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Engineering or CM; Primavera certification; PMP (optional)
Bachelor’s in Engineering or CM; Primavera certification; PMP (optional)
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Superintendent

Site Superintendent; Construction Superintendent; Field Superintendent

Superintendents lead the on-site execution of construction projects, managing field operations, enforcing safety, and coordinating subcontractors to deliver the project according to schedule and specifications.

Job skills
Field leadership; Scheduling (Primavera P6, MS Project); Site logistics; OSHA compliance; Communication and troubleshooting skills
Salary
National: $100k–$140k; Northern VA: $115k–$150k; Bay Area: $120k–$160k; Texas: $100k–$140k; Southeast: $95k–$130k
Certifications
High school diploma or associate degree; OSHA 30; Safety certifications (e.g., STSC)
High school diploma or associate degree; OSHA 30; Safety certifications (e.g., STSC)
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Assistant Project Manager

APM; Junior Project Manager; Project Coordinator

An Assistant Project Manager (APM) supports the Project Manager in overseeing construction projects, helping to coordinate subcontractors, manage documentation, and track project progress. APMs are often in a growth role, gaining experience to eventually lead projects themselves.

Job skills
Project management tools (Procore, Buildertrend, MS Project); Strong organizational and communication skills; Understanding of construction documents and drawings
Salary
National: $75k–$95k; Northern VA: $85k–$105k; Bay Area: $90k–$110k; Texas: $80k–$100k; Southeast: $70k–$90k
Certifications
Bachelor’s in Construction Management or Engineering; OSHA 30
Bachelor’s in Construction Management or Engineering; OSHA 30
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