Construction Manager

Position OverviewJoin Habitat for Humanity of York County at a pivotal moment of strength and growth. With a solid financial foundation, a committed team, and two years of home construction already in the pipeline, we are seeking a Construction Manager to lead the delivery of high-quality, affordable homes—primarily through modular construction while helping shape the future of our building program and community impact.This role oversees all phases of residential construction—from site selection and pre-construction through project completion and warranty—while ensuring projects are completed on time, within budget, and in compliance with applicable standards. The position combines hands-on field leadership, project management, and strategic oversight. Habitat York County builds four homes/year with a strong emphasis on modular home construction. To be successful in this role, you will need to have detailed knowledge of the techniques and principles of residential construction. Key Responsibilities1. Project Management & Construction OversightOversee all aspects of residential construction including planning, scheduling, permitting, budgeting, procurement, and construction, through certificate of occupancy and warrantee.Manage the full construction lifecycle from pre-construction through certificate of occupancy and warranty work.Complete projects on time, within budget, and to quality standards.Work closely with Program Manager regarding work with and guidance of Habitat homeowners.Monitor progress and proactively address risks.2. Strategic Planning & Committee ParticipationLead (with Committee Chair) the work of the Build CommitteeCollaborate with Site Committees on site selection and evaluation of building lots.Assist in developing plans, specifications, and construction processes.Attend monthly Board meetings as well as Build and Site Selection committee meetings.3. Budgeting, Financial Management & ProcurementCollaborating with your colleagues, developing and managing construction budgets and cost projections.Track expenses, adhere to budget targets, approve invoices, and code construction expenses.Manage requests for bids, subcontractor and supplier bidding, negotiation, and contracts.Update project plans and timelines.Procure materials and cultivate gift-in-kind partnerships.4. Subcontractor & Vendor ManagementEstablish clear scopes of work and performance expectations.Ensure that W-9, certificates of insurance, and worker’s compensation documents are on file before subcontractors begin work.Monitor performance and enforce quality construction.Maintain strong vendor relationships.5. Field Operations & Site ManagementProvide leadership across all active job sites.Ensure compliance with building codes, Habitat standards, and safety protocols.Maintain job site organization, safety, and cleanliness.Manage tools, equipment, and construction inventory.Maintain certification as a Habitat for Humanity “Competent Person.”6. Volunteer & Community EngagementLead and supervise volunteers of varying skill levels.Coordinate volunteer schedules with internal teams.Provide safety training and instruction on construction techniques.Foster a welcoming culture on the job site. Supervise site supervisors, crew leaders, and volunteers.Provide coaching, training, and performance management.Build and develop a strong volunteer leadership pipeline.Promote accountability and teamwork.8. Compliance, Safety & Risk ManagementEnsure compliance with all building codes and regulatory requirements.Maintain OSHA-compliant safety standards.Secure permits, coordinate inspections, and manage certificates of occupancy.Maintain documentation for permits, insurance, and warranties.9. Homeowner Relations & WarrantyConduct homeowner walkthroughs and provide maintenance education.Coordinate project handoff with program staff.Oversee warranty processes and respond to homeowner needs.10. Continuous Improvement & Systems ManagementImprove construction workflows and systems.Track key performance indicators such as schedule, cost, and quality.Implement best practices in efficiency and sustainability.QualificationsRequired5–7+ years of residential construction experienceExcellent skills in carpentry and the use of construction equipment and toolsStrong knowledge of building codes, permitting, and construction practices.Experience managing budgets, schedules, and subcontractors.Ability to lead volunteer teams effectively.Strong organizational and communication skillsValid driver’s licensePreferredExperience with modular constructionExperience in affordable housing or nonprofit constructionExperience with volunteer-based construction environmentsWork Environment & Physical RequirementsRegular work on active construction sites in varying weather conditionsAbility to stand, walk, climb, lift (up to 50 lbs.), and perform physical tasks.Travel between job sites required.Mission AlignmentA demonstrated commitment to the mission of Habitat for Humanity—bringing people together to build homes, communities, and hope.About Habitat York County, MaineHabitat for Humanity York County operates in the southernmost county in Maine, from its headquarters at 123 York Street in Kennebunk, Maine. The Construction Manager is a key player among our team that includes:Seven team members support construction, development, finance, and programs.Eight ReStore employees operate a high-performing retail operation that supports the mission.Several hundred committed volunteers who are invaluable to the success of our mission.To Apply, Please email your resume and cover letter to " director@habitatyorkcounty.org "Salary Range: $68,000-$72,000