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At a glance

Programs: 3
Locations: 3
States served: 1

Delivery: In person (3)
Program length: 20 weeks or more (3)
Branches accepted: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Counts are computed from the DoD program listings below -- a provider with several programs can appear more than once in each count.

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Programs

Assistant Superintendent - Construction Management

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 22 to 26 weeks source value: 151 - 180 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Management

Summary

The Assistant Superintendent supports daily on-site operations, assists with trade coordination, material tracking, and safety compliance. This role requires strong organization, document control skills, and the ability to cover for the Superintendent when needed.

What the work involves

●Review and take OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health Certification●Learn how to utilize construction software and Microsoft Office tools to support project documentation and communication●Learn how to maintain proficiency in all friends of document control tools and processes ensuing accurate and timely reporting●Learn how to apply knowledge of JRM safety procedures and protocols, enforcing compliance on site●Learn how to communicate with multiple stakeholders to ensure project details are accurate and timelines are agreed upon●Learn how to coordinate building access, delivery schedules, and site logistics●Learn how to be proficient in reading and interpreting commercial construction plans and specifications●Learn how to read and interpret architectural and engineering drawings, design comments, and communicate relevant information to the appropriate parties●Learn how to prepare and manage construction administration tasks such as submittals and RFI processes, meeting minutes, progress tracking, and safety paperwork●Learn how to track procurement items from submittal through delivery and site installation●Learn how to serve as an assistant to one Superintendent on small to medium projects, or as part of a team supporting multiple Superintendents on larger projects●Learn how to supervise designated trades and work areas within the project scope●Learn how to support the Superintendent in managing daily site operations, including trade coordination, material tracking, and safety compliance.●Learn how to cover the job site in the Superintendent’s absence, identifying and resolving safety or project issues with subcontractors and building staff

Locations

New York, NY

Junior Estimator - Construction Management

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 22 to 26 weeks source value: 151 - 180 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Business and Financial Operations
Defense Industrial Base: Yes

Summary

The Junior Estimator serves a vital function in the growth of a construction company. The Junior Estimator is responsible for accurately estimating the total costs associated with a project. They review subcontractor bids to choose the most cost-effective option. A challenging position that requires fine attention to detail. The candidate must demonstrate the ability to work well under pressure, especially when facing bid deadlines.

What the work involves

• Compute cost factors and prepare estimates used for management purposes such as planning, organizing, and scheduling work, preparing bids, selecting vendors, and determining cost effectiveness. • Prepare estimates with the proper level of detail for all design stages: Conceptual, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Documents. • Consult with architects, subcontractors, and material suppliers to discuss and formulate estimates, effect cost reductions, and resolve issues. • Prepare quantity take-offs and estimate costs of materials, labor, and use of equipment required to fulfill all provisions of the contract. • Provide an itemized hard and soft cost breakdown for client approval at the end of Schematic Design. • Review design documents for proper information to receive accurate pricing from subcontractors and suppliers, generate acceptable value engineering ideas, and prepare life cycle costing. • Ensure that estimates comply with the requirements of the overall construction contract and are consistent with corporate guidelines. • Partner with the operations team throughout the preconstruction process in reviewing plans and specifications for constructability issues and determining general requirements on the project. • Actively research, solicit, and develop sources/vendors for compiling and maintaining accuracy of cost information. • Maintain current on trends in and changes to existing construction codes to ensure complete bids from subcontractors and material suppliers. • Attend client and/or team meetings to discuss estimates, answer any questions and resolve any issues regarding pricing and estimates. • Ensure a complete review of plans and drawings, identify items that have been omitted and ensure appropriate accounting for such items in overall estimate package that represents the full scope of the project. • Maintain client relationships throughout the project life cycle, ensuring client satisfaction with the project. • Analyze completed projects to compare estimated costs to actual costs and determine the reason for any discrepancies.

Locations

New York, NY

Project Engineer - Construction Management

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 22 to 26 weeks source value: 151 - 180 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Business and Financial Operations
Defense Industrial Base: Yes

Summary

The Project Engineer assists the Project Manager in the administration of project cost and scheduling systems; performs estimating functions for changes and addenda; supervises the document and shop drawing control systems; ensures the smooth flow of information between the design team, consultants and contractors; and coordinates the efforts of all other Project Engineers assigned to the site.

What the work involves

●Review and take OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health Certification and 4-Hour Supported Scaffolding User Certificate●Learn how to utilize construction software and Microsoft Office tools to support project documentation and communication●Review administrative practices and skill in negotiation with representatives of the client and other organizational entities●Learn how to establish and maintain access to technical experts in the advanced technologies pertinent to the project, and set up channels of communication to bring this expertise to bear effectively on the engineering effort●Learn how to review specifications, purchase orders, subcontracts, inspection reports, delivery schedules, instruction manuals, and technical data to assist and advise on-site●Learn how to review and/or supervise the preparation of construction estimates, cost engineering studies, and budgets●Learn how to coordinate with the project manager on activities affecting the contract administration operation●Learn how to assist subordinate construction engineers and superintendents in interpreting design drawings and monitoring equipment installation, planning for delivery of construction materials and equipment●Learn how to administer assigned subcontracts●Learn how to administer subcontract changes and interfaces with client personnel●Learn how to supervise preparation of construction drawings and schedules●Learn how to supervise design of temporary construction facilities and ensure preparation of “as built” drawings and other job plans●Learn how to direct preparation of quantity listings of field purchased material and equipment • Learn how to direct engineering activities in preparation of project proposals, including estimates for engineering staffing, quantities, scope reviews, and schedules • Learn how to plan and coordinate work on a very large or complicated project or on a major project where unique problems exist in schedule, construction, or design

Locations

New York, NY

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Source is the Department of Defense SkillBridge directory, filtered to JRM Construction Management. HiredTroops republishes it and adds the plain-language notes. We do not screen, rank, or endorse organizations, and we take nothing from them.

Last checked August 23, 2026, which is older than our normal weekly refresh.

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