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Fessler & Bowman

Builds concrete structures and prepares construction sites

Director of Field Operations

Construction ManagementPosted on Nov 12
Full-timeGrand Blanc, MI, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field is preferred.
  • At least 10 years of experience in the construction industry.
  • At least 5 years of experience in a supervision role.
  • Demonstrated ability to execute and manage multiple large-scale projects.
  • Proficiency with Procore or similar construction software.
  • Ability to work in varied environments, including extreme temperatures, areas near traffic, noisy environments, confined spaces, heights, and indoor or outdoor settings.
  • Willingness to travel between the office and various job sites.

Responsibilities

  • Lead field operations across assigned business units, ensuring safe, productive, and standardized performance aligns with gross margin targets and strategic growth objectives.
  • Govern manpower planning, productivity standards, safety culture, equipment strategy, quality standards, and leadership development to make field production predictable.
  • Ensure production execution supports safety, margin protection, schedule reliability, innovation, and owned-equipment optimization.
  • Provide weekly input to Estimating on production, equipment, bid schedules, and scope review.
  • Support the Regional Growth Plan by informing long-term operational investments in succession, scope expertise, and geographical coverage.
  • Improve field incident rates and regularly review safety performance.
  • Ensure required safety training and lead field safety initiatives.
  • Ensure policy and regulatory compliance and reinforce stop-work authority.
  • Prevent quality issues, provide domain expertise, track quality issues and corrections, ensure required quality training, apply industry best practices, and drive consistent quality performance.
  • Analyze major quality failures and apply lessons learned broadly.
  • Own manpower forecasting and ensure predictable labor efficiency.
  • Align project plans with staffing and financial expectations.
  • Standardize field execution and accountability.
  • Use key performance indicators to track productivity and address risk early.
  • Review labor performance, overtime, and margin trends.
  • Optimize fleet utilization and operational planning, align equipment with estimate and production needs, promote care of owned assets, and reduce idle assets and waste.
  • Build a culture of continuous improvement, coaching, and mentorship; develop field leaders and internal talent pipelines; plan for succession; and set leadership accountability standards.
  • Represent field operations in collaboration with estimating, project management, and safety teams.
  • Provide the field operations perspective in executive client discussions.
  • Resolve high-risk field issues with other directors and vice presidents.
  • Validate that daily logs, including applicable incident reports, are completed on all jobs.
  • Mentor and coach field supervision teams to ensure company log and reporting standards are followed.
  • Conduct performance reviews for direct reports and identify their training and development needs.
  • Collaborate with the Director of Project Management and Business Development Teams to support initiatives and opportunities.
  • Communicate and uphold the company’s commitment to integrity and its Code of Ethics.
  • Perform other relevant tasks as assigned.

About the Company

Fessler & Bowman

Builds concrete structures and prepares construction sites

Fessler & Bowman performs concrete and civil construction for commercial, industrial, municipal, and infrastructure projects across the United States. Its concrete crews build foundations, structural elements, floor slabs, and pavement, while civil teams handle grading, excavation, demolition, and underground site utilities. The contractor brings estimators, project managers, supervisors, engineers, equipment, and craft workers together to execute work for owners, developers, and general contractors. Its Michigan base and regional offices in North Carolina and Tennessee support projects from preconstruction through completion. Founded in 1963, Fessler & Bowman lists its corporate headquarters in Holly, Michigan.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Holly, MI
Founded
1963

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