Jobs at The Walsh Group

Supports transportation construction projects through document control, project coordination, material procurement, quality checks, subcontractor coordination, surveying, progress reporting, equipment management, safety oversight, and estimating. The role requires at least one year of experience and may require relocation.

Assists with construction project planning, scheduling, coordination, safety and quality control, budgeting, forecasting, change orders, subcontractor management, and contract administration. The role also manages Project Engineers, resolves labor and material issues, and oversees vehicles, equipment, and tools. It requires at least four years of experience, leadership abilities, and preferably a bachelor's degree and prior construction experience.

Leads construction projects from startup through closeout, overseeing costs, schedules, engineering, personnel, contracts, quality, safety, forecasting, and customer relationships. Provides project team leadership, develops personnel, resolves issues, approves financial projections and schedules, and ensures construction procedures and safety goals are followed.

Leads interdisciplinary teams in delivering construction projects, overseeing safety, quality, staffing, budgets, estimating, scheduling, risk management, client relationships, preconstruction, project closeout, and claim resolution. Serves as a key contact for senior leadership and develops project delivery strategies.

Leads interdisciplinary teams delivering construction projects, overseeing safety, quality, staffing, budgets, estimating, scheduling, risk, client relationships, preconstruction, project closeout, and claims. The role coordinates RFIs, develops project delivery approaches, manages critical business initiatives, and serves as a senior leadership contact. It requires strong construction management expertise and 10+ years of experience.

Coordinate, implement, and monitor EHS processes on construction/data center projects. Conduct assessments, trainings, incident investigations, environmental monitoring, subcontractor coordination, drug testing administration, and safety orientation. Provide weekly updates and advise project management on industrial hygiene and medical responses.

Leads construction projects from startup through closeout, overseeing costs, schedules, engineering, personnel, contracts, quality, safety, forecasting, and customer relationships. Develops project teams, manages contractual issues, approves financial projections and schedules, resolves problems, and coordinates with program and safety managers to deliver successful projects.

Leads construction projects from startup through closeout, overseeing costs, schedules, engineering, personnel, contractual issues, client relationships, forecasting, quality control, safety, and project team development. Reviews financial projections and schedules, resolves problems, supports recruiting and personnel development, and coordinates with program and safety managers to ensure successful project completion.

The HSE Manager develops and implements site-specific EHS plans, coordinates subcontractor safety programs, conducts audits, inspections, accident investigations, environmental monitoring, and incident reporting. The role manages drug-free workplace testing, employee safety training and orientations, injury treatment coordination, regulatory compliance, and weekly EHS updates. It supports project management in hazard mitigation and loss prevention across data center construction projects.

The Project Controller manages project P&L, cost forecasting, owner billing, subcontractor accounting, financial reporting, accounts receivable collections, and job closeout for large construction projects. The role reviews cost and billing accuracy, provides analysis to project operations leaders, coordinates legal documentation, supports confidential journal entries, and mentors project accounting staff. It also represents the company in owner and joint venture meetings and requires light travel.

Leads quality management for construction projects by implementing QMS requirements, managing inspections and testing, developing quality control plans, monitoring KPIs and quality incidents, reducing project risk and rework, and coordinating with clients, subcontractors, consultants, laboratories, and project teams. Coaches staff, audits quality programs, manages documentation and closeout, supports safety compliance, and helps optimize quality costs and project profitability.

Supports construction equipment selection, ownership and operating cost analysis, rent-versus-own evaluations, equipment scheduling, and fleet strategy for estimating teams. Manages mechanic timesheets, repair authorizations, shop safety inspections, repair quality, tools, parts, supplies, vendor repairs, and resource allocation for equipment maintenance operations.

Supports project teams with document control, administrative tasks, data entry, logs, engineering drawing distribution, meeting documentation, system access requests, and training coordination. Maintains secure information records, assists with auditing and reporting, organizes subcontractor training documentation, and supports the Security Information Manager. Requires strong communication, organization, confidentiality, and proficiency with construction document management systems.

Develop and manage baseline and progress schedules for complex transportation construction projects. Coordinate with project teams and subcontractors, analyze critical paths, costs, delays, change orders, risks, and schedule impacts. Lead scheduling meetings, produce reports, forecast budgets, perform what-if scenarios, develop contingency plans, and support claims mitigation using Primavera and project controls best practices.

Manages accounting operations for mega-projects or multiple large construction projects. Reviews subcontracts, change orders, lien waivers, invoices, cost reports, project P&Ls, cost transfers, owner billings, and cash flow. Ensures accurate and timely accruals, payments, billing, financial reporting, and accounts receivable tracking while coordinating independently with project staff, accounting management, and controllers.

Supports on-site safety managers with field safety walks, employee safety orientations, accident and incident reporting, personnel health and safety oversight, and coordination of safety programs with subcontractors. The 12-week internship provides hands-on construction safety experience, exposure to project engineering and field management, and preparation for potential full-time employment after graduation.

Supports site safety managers on construction projects by conducting field safety walks, assisting with employee orientations, completing incident reports, monitoring jobsite safety and health, and coordinating safety programs with subcontractors. The internship lasts at least 12 weeks and provides exposure to career paths, training, and potential relocation opportunities.

Supports construction project teams through document control, daily coordination, material procurement, quality checks, subcontractor coordination, surveying and layout, progress reporting, equipment management, safety oversight, and project estimating. The role requires collaboration, problem-solving, data-informed recommendations, and may require relocation within the Ohio region.

Manages quality systems and project-specific quality requirements for federal construction projects. Leads inspections, testing, documentation, quality planning, audits, KPI and nonconformance tracking, risk mitigation, material management, and project closeout. Coaches project staff, coordinates with clients, consultants, laboratories, subcontractors, and design partners, and supports safety, cost control, continuous improvement, and claims-risk reduction.

Manages construction-site health, safety, and environmental programs for a federal building project. Responsibilities include developing EHS plans, coordinating subcontractor compliance, conducting audits and inspections, investigating incidents, managing drug-testing protocols, providing employee training, supporting industrial hygiene and environmental monitoring, maintaining regulatory records, and reporting safety updates to leadership.