Jobs at Clark Construction Group

Ensure jobsite safety by enforcing corporate, local, and federal safety standards; develop project-specific safety programs and education; review specialized safety plans; partner with subcontractors and field supervision to mitigate hazards; facilitate third-party reviews and cultivate industry relationships.

Lead and coordinate all aspects of large construction projects including contract administration, scheduling, procurement, financial reporting, team leadership, stakeholder communication, risk management, safety culture, project closeout, and supporting proposal efforts.

Lead day-to-day management of large construction projects: plan tasks, timelines, resources, contracts, permits, procurement, safety, budgets, schedules, stakeholder communication, team leadership, reporting, close-out, and support business development and recruiting.

Lead day-to-day management of large construction projects including contract administration, procurement, permitting, scheduling, financial reporting, risk management, team leadership, stakeholder coordination, safety culture, and project close-out. Prepare status reports, train staff, support proposals, and ensure timely project delivery.

Supports construction project delivery by coordinating technical work among clients, subcontractors, engineers, architects, and internal teams. Responsibilities include purchasing support, submittals, scheduling, project planning, material tracking, change orders, cost estimating, drawing coordination, closeout documentation, training, and document management. The role requires frequent active construction-site work, collaboration with project managers and superintendents, and occasional extended-hours responsiveness.

Lead and enforce corporate, federal, state, and local safety programs on construction projects. Develop project-specific safety plans and education, mentor safety staff, partner with field supervision to mitigate hazards, facilitate third-party and OSHA reviews, and support recruiting and corporate safety initiatives to achieve a safe workplace.

Manage MEP systems design review, coordinated drawing and material submittals, on-site trade coordination, inspections, testing and commissioning, scheduling, procurement tracking, and closeout, while leading coordination meetings and training staff.

Lead preconstruction teams to manage client engagement, contract administration, estimating, budgeting, schedule, procurement, and design coordination. Develop preconstruction plans, manage risk, engage subcontractors, pursue new work, ensure minority participation, and mentor team members while maintaining client and design firm relationships.

Provides project accounting, financial reporting, forecasting, cost control, contract administration, procurement, change-order reconciliation, compliance, and closeout support for large construction projects. Works primarily on active job sites, coordinating with project teams, trade partners, owners, and design firms. Monitors project schedules, cash flow, KPIs, permits, insurance, payroll, and subcontractor payments while supporting meetings, proposals, recruiting, team development, safety, and stakeholder relationships.

Full-time summer program participants gain hands-on exposure to construction project management, field management, project development, estimating, purchasing, and business operations. Responsibilities include financial tracking, document control, subcontractor coordination, quality and safety monitoring, scheduling, site logistics, budgeting, bid evaluation, quantity takeoffs, and purchasing. The 8–10 week program also includes training, mentoring, jobsite tours, networking, and a leadership capstone project.

Supports construction safety, health, and environmental programs across active jobsites. Responsibilities include enforcing safety standards, educating workers and contractors, developing project-specific safety programs, identifying and mitigating hazards, conducting site inspections, planning safety procedures for complex construction activities, and coordinating third-party and OSHA safety reviews.

The Safety Summer Associate supports construction-site safety programs, inspections, compliance tracking, safety analytics, education, and planning for high-risk operations. The role works alongside safety and project leaders to promote occupational health and safety standards, conduct jobsite walks, coach workers and trade partners, and assist with reporting and emergency preparedness. This is an 8–10-week, full-time summer program involving active jobsites, physical activity, and formal training.

Entry-level construction engineer role for soon-to-be graduates. Participants rotate through project management, field management, project development, estimating, budgeting, purchasing, safety, quality control, scheduling, document control, and business operations. The role includes active jobsite work, subcontractor coordination, stakeholder engagement, business development, and recruiting. Candidates should be pursuing an undergraduate or master’s degree with graduation in Winter 2026 or Spring 2027 and have a strong interest in construction.

Manages MEP systems throughout large-scale construction projects, from design review, coordination, submittals, procurement, and scheduling through installation, testing, commissioning, and closeout. Leads trade coordination meetings, field inspections, change-order and requisition reviews, risk mitigation, and team development while ensuring code compliance, functionality, safety, and successful project delivery.