Jobs at JP Cullen

Provides administrative support to construction operations teams by managing calendars, meetings, travel, records, presentations, correspondence, office supplies, vendor needs, timekeeping, invoicing support, data entry, and reporting. The role also supports reception, team events, workflow improvements, and internal communication while maintaining confidentiality and accuracy.

Oversee and improve industrial construction safety programs through risk assessments, jobsite inspections, employee and subcontractor training, incident investigations, and regulatory compliance. The role participates in pre-job planning, evaluates construction methods and equipment, coaches field personnel, enforces OSHA and company standards, investigates hazards and near misses, and mentors junior safety staff while promoting a proactive safety culture.

Assists the preconstruction team with quantity takeoffs, subcontractor bid coverage, scheduling, cost estimating, scope reviews, material quotes, site walks, document management, and preconstruction database maintenance. Supports planning, budgeting, bidding, and problem-solving activities while learning construction management practices.

Supports construction preconstruction activities including quantity takeoffs, subcontractor bidding, scheduling, cost estimating, scope reviews, material pricing, site walks, document management, and database maintenance. The intern assists with problem-solving and coordination among trade teams, subcontractors, and suppliers while developing skills in construction planning, budgeting, and bidding.

Supports construction safety programs through jobsite audits, incident investigations, safety reporting, toolbox talks, training presentations, and corrective-action recommendations. The intern travels to jobsites, attends safety and operations meetings, maintains activity logs, updates safety forms and programs, and assists with documentation. The role combines office and field work and is designed to provide practical experience in construction safety, OSHA practices, inspections, and communication.

Supports construction safety initiatives through jobsite audits, incident investigations, corrective-action documentation, toolbox talks, safety presentations, training, and safety program projects. The intern travels to jobsites, attends safety and operations meetings, maintains daily activity logs, and reviews company safety practices while developing field and office experience.

Leads process improvement and quality management across construction operations. Develops quality plans, QA/QC procedures, SOPs, process maps, dashboards, audits, inspections, and corrective actions. Partners with project, field, design, preconstruction, and corporate teams to standardize practices, improve efficiency, reduce waste, support prefabrication, and ensure compliance with project specifications, contracts, codes, and ISO 9001 principles. Provides coaching, training, change management, and leadership across office and active job-site environments.

Leads industrial preconstruction activities, including estimating, scheduling, scope and budget development, risk mitigation, client coordination, and contract negotiations. Manages and mentors preconstruction managers and engineers, develops strategies to win work, supports business development, and maintains estimating systems and processes. The role oversees complex projects and prepares a successor for Director of Preconstruction responsibilities.

Licensed Mechanical Engineer responsible for planning, coordinating, designing, and executing mechanical systems for complex construction projects. Duties include developing engineering documents, reviewing drawings and submittals, resolving design and field issues, coordinating with project teams and trade partners, conducting field observations, and supporting testing, commissioning, and closeout. The role requires strong knowledge of HVAC and building systems, advanced AutoCAD and Revit expertise, and at least five years of design experience.

Supports construction project managers, superintendents, and site engineers with administrative, accounting, documentation, scheduling, procurement, safety, subcontract, and change-management activities. Maintains project records, distributes drawings and reports, tracks submittals, RFIs, RFQs, and routine deliverables, coordinates meetings and jobsite visits, orders field supplies, and supports communication among clients, designers, subcontractors, suppliers, and project teams.

Oversee construction projects from inception through completion, managing schedules, budgets, procurement, risks, quality, and customer relationships. Coordinate clients, architects, engineers, subcontractors, and project teams while resolving issues and ensuring timely, profitable delivery. Responsibilities include estimating and quoting projects, managing projects up to $30 million, executing contracts and purchase orders, leading site personnel, reviewing deliverables, and communicating project status and risks.

Leads process improvement and quality management across construction operations. Develops quality plans, SOPs, process maps, audits, inspections, corrective actions, dashboards, and continuous improvement initiatives. Partners with project, field, design, preconstruction, finance, safety, and technology teams to standardize execution, improve efficiency, reduce waste, and ensure compliance with contracts, specifications, codes, and ISO 9001 principles. Coaches process and quality engineers, supports prefabrication, trains teams, and drives organizational change across office and active job-site environments.

Analyzes construction field operations to identify inefficiencies, production trends, cycle times, and improvement opportunities. Supports process improvement initiatives, operations planning, after-action reviews, scheduling, cost-risk analysis, and project execution. Coaches superintendents and foremen, maintains dashboards and historical data, develops training and success communications, builds relationships with field crews, and submits site visit and weekly reports.

Licensed Electrical Engineer responsible for designing, coordinating, troubleshooting, and executing electrical systems on complex construction projects. The role reviews drawings and specifications, resolves constructability issues, supports preconstruction budgeting, coordinates with field teams and subcontractors, assesses project risks, and mentors junior engineers. Experience with commercial, healthcare, industrial, or institutional electrical systems and advanced AutoCAD and Revit skills are required.

Licensed Mechanical Engineer responsible for planning, coordinating, designing, and executing mechanical systems on complex construction projects. Duties include developing engineering documents, reviewing drawings and submittals, resolving design and field issues, coordinating with project teams and trade partners, conducting field observations, and supporting commissioning and closeout. The role requires expertise in HVAC and building systems, AutoCAD and Revit, construction documentation, and collaboration across office and jobsite environments.

Oversee construction projects from inception through completion, managing schedules, budgets, procurement, risks, quality, subcontractors, and project teams. Coordinate with clients, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders; manage change orders and progress meetings; review deliverables; resolve complex issues; and ensure profitable, on-time delivery while maintaining strong customer relationships.

Oversee construction safety programs across active jobsites by conducting risk assessments, inspections, training, incident investigations, and OSHA compliance reviews. The role partners with project teams and subcontractors, controls hazardous conditions, enforces safety procedures, prepares violation reports, and mentors junior safety personnel. Local Madison and Janesville projects require regular jobsite visits without overnight travel.

Design mechanical systems and construction documents for building projects using Revit, AutoCAD, IESVE, and equipment selection software. Develop HVAC, process piping, and building mechanical layouts; coordinate with architectural, structural, electrical, and plumbing teams; support BIM coordination and clash resolution; incorporate revisions; and maintain accurate documentation across multiple projects.

Design and coordinate mechanical systems for complex construction projects, including HVAC, piping, plumbing, and fire protection. Review drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, and shop drawings; develop engineering documents; collaborate with project teams and trade partners; conduct field observations; and support commissioning, testing, and project closeout. The role requires both office and active jobsite participation, along with a focus on safety, quality, constructability, and continuous improvement.

Supports construction safety programs on active jobsites by conducting safety audits, identifying hazards, prescribing corrective actions, leading toolbox talks and training, assisting with risk assessments and incident investigations, and enforcing OSHA, company, and regulatory requirements. The role educates foremen and field crews on job hazard analyses and safe work plans, participates in site meetings, researches safety equipment and industry practices, and promotes a strong jobsite safety culture.