2025-11-14 – Weekly Construction Jobs : Data Center Construction Manager Role

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the construction job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in project management and specialized roles. There’s a critical need for experienced professionals in construction claims and litigation. Plus, there are verified remote roles, which are increasingly popular for those seeking flexibility.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Senior Litigation Attorney (10+ years)
    Company: CHDB Law LLP | Location: Tempe, AZ
    Looking for a seasoned attorney with over a decade of experience, especially in construction litigation. This is your chance to join a dynamic team and make a significant impact.
    Apply Here

  • Litigation Attorney
    Company: Gates, Gonter, Guy, Proudfoot & Muench, LLP | Location: Irvine, CA
    This firm is growing its client base across construction defect and business litigation. A stable opportunity for those with a knack for litigation.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Inspector
    Company: The LiRo Group | Location: Buffalo, NY
    Join a top-ranked firm as a Construction Inspector. If you have a keen eye for detail, this role will suit you perfectly.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Superintendent
    Company: The Bannett Group, LTD | Location: Cherry Hill, NJ
    This role involves traveling as a Construction Superintendent. Ideal for those who thrive on the road and love leading projects.
    Apply Here

  • Claims Analyst - Construction Claims
    Company: The LiRo Group | Location: Syracuse, NY
    Dive into construction claims with this analyst position. Ideal for those with a knack for detail and a background in integrated construction and design.
    Apply Here

  • Attorney
    Company: Nicolini, Paradise, Ferretti & Sabella | Location: Jericho, NY
    This role is for an experienced trial attorney in insurance defense and construction law. A great fit for those looking to tackle complex legal matters.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Senior Construction/ Project Manager
    Company: GORDON MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC | Location: Albany, NY
    If you’re a seasoned Commercial Construction Manager, this local family-owned company has projects that need your expertise in multi-family residential buildings.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Inspector
    Company: The LiRo Group | Location: Buffalo, NY
    Another opportunity with The LiRo Group, focusing on inspection roles. Perfect for those who missed the first chance.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Manager, Data Center Construction
    Company: Amazon Data Services, Inc. | Location: Canton, MS
    Here’s a chance to lead high-profile data center projects. If you love managing complex mechanical and electrical setups, this is for you.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Specialist
    Company: SERVPRO of Douglasville/Carrollton/Troup-Coweta Counties | Location: Villa Rica, GA
    Work as a Construction Specialist, playing a crucial role in property restoration. Perfect for those who enjoy hands-on roles in community service.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is here to stay, and this week offers some solid opportunities for those wanting to work from anywhere. If you’re seeking flexibility, these roles might just be what you need.

  • Project Manager (Construction)
    Company: Decima International | Location: Plano, TX
    A great role for a Junior Project Manager with construction experience. You’ll support data center projects development.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Project Intern
    Company: Sevan Multi-Site Solutions, Inc. | Location: Baltimore, MD
    If you’re starting in construction, this internship offers exposure to real estate and site development processes.
    Apply Here

  • Pre-Construction Manager
    Company: EVPassport | Location: Houston, TX
    Dive into conceptual and construction drawings review. This is for those who love the technical side of projects.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Project Manager, Construction
    Company: Sevan Multi-Site Solutions, Inc. | Location: Seattle, WA
    This role involves providing turnkey program management services. Ground-up construction expertise is required.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Project Manager, Construction
    Company: Sevan Multi-Site Solutions, Inc. | Location: Boise, ID
    Another location offering a similar role in project management services. Great for those with serious construction chops.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Project Manager, Construction
    Company: Sevan Multi-Site Solutions, Inc. | Location: Portland, OR
    A third opportunity in the same line of work, expanding your options if you’re location-flexible.
    Apply Here

  • Construction Project Manager
    Company: Frontline Wildfire Defense | Location: Boulder County, CO
    Manage construction projects with a focus on wildfire defense. A unique opportunity for those with management experience.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Construction Project Manager
    Company: Frontline Wildfire Defense | Location: Bodega Bay, CA
    This senior role will have you leading projects with a significant focus on wildfire defense strategies.
    Apply Here

  • Senior Construction Project Manager
    Company: Frontline Wildfire Defense | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Another senior position available, focusing on innovative wildfire defense projects.
    Apply Here

  • Surety/ Construction Associate - Remote
    Company: Talent Search PRO | Location: Denver, CO
    This role supports the surety and construction team. Perfect if you’re experienced in coverage and want to work remotely.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Hope you find something that fits what you’re looking for this week. Remember, these opportunities can move fast, so it’s worth getting your applications in early. Keep an eye out for more updates, and good luck!

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On my last data center build, we cut claims headaches by keeping a daily “issue log + photo drop” tied to P6 — treat documentation like flossing: boring until you need it… For remote CM apps, put commissioning checklists and change-order turnaround times right up top; that’s what got me callbacks. Small caveat: many “remote” roles still expect 25–40% site travel, so confirm with @recruiters before you apply.

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Quick tip for DC CMs: lock switchgear/UPS specs before bid and pre-book factory FAT slots with the vendor; that move cut our energization timeline by about 6 weeks. If procurement’s already rolling, enforce a simple ‘no submittal, no schedule’ rule on long-leads to keep claims down.

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Building on @mking10, we’ve saved weeks by pre-booking AHJ and utility witness/inspection windows at 60% design and keeping a rolling 6-week commissioning calendar shared with them — cuts a lot of “waiting on inspector” claim noise. If the AHJ won’t reserve slots, offer early/late-day windows and confirm by email each Friday; it’s like grabbing the tee time before the weekend rush.

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I’ve had good luck requiring a same-day ‘impact ticket’ for any scope creep on DC builds — FD#, start/stop labor/equipment, and a quick photo — signed by the area lead and owner rep; it keeps claims clean, but we allow a 24‑hour grace when crews are in containment so we don’t stall work…

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On recent DC builds, we started a daily ‘TIA stub’ in P6 — tiny fragnet for any design/procurement change, exported as a one-pager — so when claims heat up (as the OP notes), entitlement and days are already quantified. It’s light enough to run in real time and has kept us out of litigation twice this year, but if your schedule isn’t resource‑loaded, do it weekly and tie it to energization and MOP milestones.

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Quick example: on a hyperscale in Phoenix, we ran a living ‘turnover readiness’ matrix in Smartsheet tied to Bluebeam Sessions — each room had buyout, submittal, FAT/SAT, and AHJ sign-off owners and dates — and when “apply promptly” cycles forced staffing shifts, it doubled as a clean claims exhibit showing handoffs and stall windows. Small caveat: it only sticks if the owner agrees in kickoff that the matrix is a contractual deliverable; otherwise it becomes just another tracker.

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Weekly OpenSpace captures + Procore Change Events helped claims; only works if areas get tagged same-day. @OP.

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