MANAGER - ENGINEERING HARBOR at City of Long Beach — Applications Closed

Job Description

MANAGER - ENGINEERING HARBOR is listed by City of Long Beach in Long Beach. The Port of Long Beach, one of the globe's busiest seaports, is seeking a Manager of Engineering Harbor to lead the Construction Management Division within the Engineering Solutions Bureau.

This at-will role is responsible for handing over construction projects ranging from large-scale capital improvements to fast-paced on-call assignment orders. This role collaborates carefully with contractors, consultants, and internal stakeholders to maintain projects on schedule and within budget.

This role is best-suited for an experienced engineering manager who thrives in a dynamic port environment and wants to contribute to the movement of $300 billion in trade annually.

Salary & Compensation

Salary: $158,706 - $222,176 per year.

Qualification

You must have a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field and considerable experience in construction management, preferably in a port or maritime setting. Expert engineering registration is highly desirable.

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, construction management, or a tightly related field from an accredited institution.
• At least 7 years of progressively responsible expertise in construction management, covering 3 years in a supervisory or managerial role.
• Know-how managing large-scale capital improvement projects, preferably in a port, maritime, or heavy civil environment.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license in California or aptitude to obtain within 6 months of take on.
• Understanding of construction contract administration, venture scheduling, and expense control.
• Familiarity with environmental regulations and sustainability practices in port operations.
• Robust communication and interpersonal abilities to function with diverse stakeholders.
• Capacity to obtain and uphold a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).

Duties & Responsibilities

• Lead the Construction Management Division in planning, executing, and closing out construction projects.
• Oversee task managers and field workforce to make sure projects gather standard, schedule, and budget targets.
• Collaborate with contractors, consultants, and internal bureaus to resolve technical and logistical issues.
• Create and carry out construction management policies, procedures, and proven ways.
• Monitor venture performance and arrange reports for senior leadership and port commissioners.
• Guarantee compliance with all suitable safety, environmental, and regulatory conditions.
• Oversee threat by spotting potential matters and carrying out mitigation strategies.
• Participate in the picking and evaluation of contractors and consultants.
• Represent the Port at public meetings and sector events as needed.

Conditions & Requirements

• This is an at-will post, significance employment isn’t covered by civil service rules.
• Must pass a background check and drug screening.
• Possession of a legitimate California driver's license.
• Aptitude to operate occasional evenings or weekends for project milestones or emergencies.
• Must reside within a sensible commuting distance of the Port of Long Beach.

Benefits

• Competitive pay span of $158,706 - $222,176 per year.
• Wrap up health, dental, and vision insurance schemes.
• CalPERS retirement gains (defined gain pension).
• Paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays.
• Skilled development and training prospects.
• Access to the City of Long Beach's employee wellness programs.

How You Will Be Evaluated

1. Submissions are reviewed for minimum qualifications and related background.
2. Qualified you may be invited to a written exam or performance exercise.
3. Top candidates will participate in a structured oral interview panel.
4. Reference reviews and background investigation will be conducted for finalists.
5. The hiring department may carry out additional meetings or assessments as needed.

Required Documents

• Completed online application via the authorized submission portal.
• Supplemental questionnaire responses (if relevant).
• Resume detailing relevant work expertise and education.
• Span letter (optional but recommended).
• Proof of education (transcripts or diploma) if required for verification.

How to Apply

1. Visit the formal submission portal for the City of Long Beach.
2. Create an account or to your present candidate profile.
3. Finish the online submission form, such as all perform history and education fields.
4. Reply any supplemental questions thoroughly.
5. Attach your resume and any other called for documents.

Additional Information

• The Port of Long Beach is an matching prospect employer.
• Veterans and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
• This role is unseal to all qualified candidates; no residency need is stated.
• The closing date is continuous, sense submissions are accepted until the role is filled.
• For questions about the role, contact the City of Long Beach Human Assets Department.
• The Port of Long Beach handles over $300 billion in trade annually and is a leader in environmental stewardship.

About Company

The City of Long Beach is a municipal state serving one of California's largest cities. It operates the Port of Long Beach, a global gateway for international trade that moves about $300 billion in goods annually. The Port is a leader in environmental stewardship and sustainability.

The Engineering Offerings Bureau, within which this role sits, is responsible for planning, designing, and constructing port infrastructure. The Construction Management Division confirms that projects are delivered on time and within budget.