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What does a day in life look like for a construction manager?
What would be some challenges and some positives for this field? Are you happy with your income and position?
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Dan’s Answer
Hi Litzy! A day in the life of a Construction Manager can be incredibly exciting and varied, as the construction field encompasses so many areas and industries. Whether it's in wireless telecom or commercial build-outs, the role of a Construction Manager remains largely the same, with the goal of successfully managing projects from start to finish and staying within budget. As a Construction Manager, you'll coordinate with various groups to ensure that your projects are running smoothly, on time, and in line with the budget.
When you complete a project successfully, it's an immense source of pride and accomplishment, which is one of the most rewarding aspects of the job. Furthermore, the variety of industries and companies you can work for as a Construction Manager provides immense career opportunities and potential for growth. The salary for this role can also be quite competitive and rewarding.
I hope this helps shed some light on what it's like to be a Construction Manager, and I sincerely wish you the best of luck in pursuing this exciting and fulfilling career!
Warm regards,
Dan
When you complete a project successfully, it's an immense source of pride and accomplishment, which is one of the most rewarding aspects of the job. Furthermore, the variety of industries and companies you can work for as a Construction Manager provides immense career opportunities and potential for growth. The salary for this role can also be quite competitive and rewarding.
I hope this helps shed some light on what it's like to be a Construction Manager, and I sincerely wish you the best of luck in pursuing this exciting and fulfilling career!
Warm regards,
Dan
Thank you so much Mr. Champagne, I will remember this advice along the way.
Litzy
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Robert’s Answer
Litzy,
What Dan said is perfect.
You have to be organized and be able to multitask.
It is a lot of putting out little fires (problems) that come up.
You could be on the phone with another person in front of you while looking at blueprints or you could be walking the site and checking on the subcontractors to make sure they are doing things correctly and safely and asking if they have any questions. While it is hands on somewhat, it is a lot of office work to keep every trade happy and running like a fine watch.
I hope this helps.
Bob
What Dan said is perfect.
You have to be organized and be able to multitask.
It is a lot of putting out little fires (problems) that come up.
You could be on the phone with another person in front of you while looking at blueprints or you could be walking the site and checking on the subcontractors to make sure they are doing things correctly and safely and asking if they have any questions. While it is hands on somewhat, it is a lot of office work to keep every trade happy and running like a fine watch.
I hope this helps.
Bob