Resident Engineer / Construction Manager – Dams & Heavy Civil

This Opportunity WSP is currently initiating a search for a Resident Engineer / Construction Manager for our Seattle, WA office. This role could also be assigned to our office in Redmond. Be involved in projects with our Construction Management Team and be a part of a growing organization that meets their client's objectives and solves their challenges. The RE/CM will have extensive dam and heavy civil construction experience to support complex water infrastructure projects, including large dam rehabilitation and modification programs. This position is field‑based and located at a remote project site. The ideal candidate is interested in and comfortable working in remote environments for extended durations. Per diem and/or lodging will be provided in accordance with project requirements. This role is best suited for a confident, adaptable construction leader who can pivot as conditions change, see the full project picture, and keep complex dam construction work moving forward.

Your Impact The Resident Engineer / Construction Manager will serve as WSP’s primary on‑site representative and will lead construction activities on technically complex, high‑risk dam and heavy civil projects. This position includes direct supervision of inspector(s) and requires strong field leadership, decisiveness, and adaptability. • Act as WSP’s primary on‑site representative, maintaining a confident and professional presence with the Owner, contractors, and regulatory stakeholders • Lead construction management and inspection services on remote dam and heavy civil projects • Provide direct supervision, direction, and mentorship to inspector(s) assigned to the project • Ensure inspection staff perform work in accordance with contract documents, specifications, dam safety requirements, and WSP procedures • Oversee contractor compliance with contract documents, specifications, dam safety requirements, and regulatory conditions • Provide leadership and oversight for construction scopes including:• Mass concrete • Mechanical systems • Electrical systems • Instrumentation and monitoring • Rock anchors and foundation treatments • Drilling and grouting • Cofferdams / coffer cells and other temporary works

• Maintain forward momentum by:• Anticipating constructability, sequencing, and access challenges common to remote sites • Making timely, sound decisions in the field • Pivoting as site conditions evolve while protecting project objectives