Jobs at F.H. Paschen

Provides administrative support for a civil construction department, including accounts payable and receivable, progress billing, subcontractor payments, payroll review, compliance auditing, contract insurance tracking, document filing, and vendor communication. The role works in office and field environments, supports certified payroll and EEO reporting, and helps monitor community hiring and apprenticeship goals.

Supports construction project management by coordinating material procurement, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, subcontractors, quality control, close-out documentation, and field supervision. Responsibilities also include blueprint reading, quantity take-offs, as-built documentation, correspondence, and construction technology use. The role is designed for recent college graduates with a required four-year degree in engineering, construction, architecture, or business.

Manages construction contracts, project teams, schedules, budgets, cost reports, change orders, quality and safety plans, subcontracting requirements, and owner relationships. The role leads multiple construction projects, supervises project personnel and superintendents, negotiates financial matters, develops proposals, and ensures compliance with MBE/WBE and EEO requirements across assigned work locations.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, close-out documents, subcontractors, quality control, and field supervision. Responsibilities also include blueprint reading, quantity take-offs, procurement coordination, correspondence, and as-built documentation. The role targets college graduates and requires a relevant four-year degree, construction software knowledge, and strong communication skills.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, subcontractors, quality control, closeout documents, and field supervision. Responsibilities also include blueprint reading, quantity takeoffs, procurement, correspondence, and as-built documentation.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, as-built documentation, closeout records, subcontractors, quality control, and field supervision. Performs blueprint reading and quantity take-offs while assisting with procurement, correspondence, and project coordination. The role is intended for college graduates with a four-year degree in engineering, construction, architecture, or business.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, as-built documentation, subcontractors, quality control, and field supervision. The role also requires blueprint reading, quantity take-offs, procurement coordination, and project closeout management. Candidates must have a four-year degree in engineering, construction, architecture, or business and knowledge of construction software such as Bluebeam, Revit, and Procore.

College recruiting program opportunity for students pursuing bachelor's degrees in architecture, engineering, construction, or related built-environment fields. Interns gain practical knowledge and work experience while participating in F.H. Paschen's culture and receiving tools and support for career development. Applicants must have met the company at a college career fair.

Develop and maintain detailed construction project schedules for proposed and awarded projects. Responsibilities include creating resource-loaded CPM schedules, defining activity logic and durations, tracking milestones and procurement items, assessing schedule impacts from contract changes, resolving scheduling issues, coordinating with project stakeholders, and preparing contractual schedule updates. The role requires construction scheduling experience on large, multi-phased projects and proficiency with Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.

Manages construction projects, regional office operations, budgets, staffing, subcontractors, schedules, billing, profitability, safety, quality, and compliance. Supervises project managers, engineers, administrative staff, superintendents, and field personnel; supports business development, proposal review, owner satisfaction, personnel development, and office growth. Requires strong construction process, cost reporting, cash flow, estimating, scheduling, leadership, and organizational capabilities.

Coordinate and produce construction-industry proposals, presentations, interview materials, award submissions, project profiles, staff resumes, graphics, database updates, and reports. Collaborate with project and marketing teams to customize proposals, develop creative and technical content, and support broader marketing initiatives.

Assists project managers with construction project delivery, including budgeting, estimating, subcontractor bidding, contract changes, submittals, scheduling, cost monitoring, progress tracking, documentation, safety, meetings, and closeout activities. Coordinates with owners, subcontractors, superintendents, and internal project teams to maintain project quality, schedule, and financial performance.

Manage large or multiple construction projects, lead project teams, coordinate with owners, architects, subcontractors, engineers, and superintendents, and oversee estimating, scheduling, cost reporting, quality control, safety, change orders, disputes, and contract requirements. The role manages project budgets, personnel, subcontracting goals, and project completion for public and private owners.

Supports construction project management by coordinating materials, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, subcontractors, close-out documents, quantity takeoffs, and field supervision. The role also involves blueprint reading, procurement coordination, project correspondence, and maintaining as-built documentation.

Assists project managers and construction teams with on-site management, project documentation, cost accounting, scheduling, construction supervision, RFIs, submittals, owner billings, and project accounting. Ensures project plans progress toward deadlines while prioritizing multiple tasks and maintaining communication, quality, and compliance with construction standards.

Manages building, infrastructure, and healthcare construction projects from contract administration through completion. Leads project teams, coordinates with superintendents and owners, manages costs, cash flow, changes, disputes, subcontracting requirements, quality assurance, safety planning, and compliance. Develops proposals, maintains project cost reports, and oversees multiple projects and personnel across various assigned locations.

Supports construction project management by coordinating procurement, schedules, submittals, change orders, RFIs, subcontractors, quality control, field supervision, quantity take-offs, and project closeout documentation. The role also requires blueprint reading, construction correspondence, and proficiency with construction technology such as Bluebeam, Revit, and Procore.

Manages and implements project-specific quality control plans for construction projects. Supervises QC technicians and testing agencies, conducts receiving inspections and audits, monitors subcontractor and field work, identifies nonconforming work, develops corrective actions, prepares quality reports, and maintains project documentation. Coordinates inspections, testing, meetings, and quality requirements with project teams, owners, subcontractors, and federal agencies.

Manage construction projects, regional office operations, budgets, staffing, subcontractors, change orders, billing, compliance, safety, quality, and business development. Lead project managers, engineers, administrative staff, superintendents, and field personnel while ensuring schedules, profitability, owner satisfaction, and company standards are maintained. Develop office growth strategies, review proposals, oversee construction planning and cost reporting, and support employee training and development.

Manage construction contracts and project teams across building, infrastructure, and healthcare projects. Responsibilities include overseeing schedules, budgets, cost reports, quality and safety plans, subcontracting requirements, change orders, financial disputes, owner communications, and personnel. The role requires managing multiple projects, coordinating with superintendents and subcontractors, and traveling to assigned work locations locally or nationally.