Critical Project Services

IT Support

• Respond to technical inquiries via email, online chat, phone, and in person
• Provide technical support by researching questions, troubleshooting problems, and maintaining workstations
• Help implement and maintain ConnectWise Manage and Control solutions
• Work with the Cybersecurity team to maintain and roll out tools
• Prepare new devices and reimage existing devices
• Maintain updated device inventory in the inventory tracking system
• Identify problems, research answers, and guide clients through corrective steps
• Write and maintain client documentation
• Support development of client training programs
• Recommend devices and techniques to accommodate client disabilities
• Identify system performance problems and recommend changes
• Follow up with customers to ensure satisfactory service

IT Help Desk Analyst

Scheduler

• Develop, maintain, and update detailed project schedules for construction projects
• Baseline project schedules
• Collaborate with project teams, project managers, superintendents, contractors, and clients to gain status and align schedules
• Track and input project progress
• Generate scheduling and status reports
• Support senior schedulers with schedule analysis
• Document schedule changes, change orders, delays, and adjustments
• Identify project schedule risks and mitigation measures
• Conduct schedule reviews and project update meetings
• Perform critical path analysis
• Assist with resource allocation and schedule forecasting
• Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and regulatory standards throughout the construction process

Director

• Provide enterprise-wide leadership for electrical and mechanical energy control activities across construction and commissioning operations
• Develop, govern, and continuously improve the Energy Control Program (HECP)
• Lead MEP systems, energization planning, commissioning safety, and high-risk energy management
• Ensure compliance with NFPA 70E, OSHA regulations, LOTO standards, and energized work controls
• Establish technical authority, standardization, and accountability for energization, testing, and system startup activities
• Serve as the enterprise escalation point for complex energy control decisions and high-risk commissioning events
• Develop and maintain enterprise hazardous energy control programs
• Establish standardized energization, LOTO, and commissioning safety protocols across projects
• Define qualification standards and authorization processes for Energy Marshals
• Oversee enterprise-level auditing and compliance systems
• Partner with Commissioning Directors and MEP leaders on energization sequencing and startup planning
• Review and approve first-time energization plans, complex system releases, and commissioning MOPs
• Ensure SafeState verification prior to system energization
• Oversee temporary power installations, primary injection and hi-pot testing, switchgear and bus energization, and mechanical system pressurization and startup
• Lead and develop the enterprise-wide Energy Marshal Program
• Directly manage Energy Control HSE Managers and Senior Energy Marshals
• Approve Energy Marshal certifications and field authorizations
• Establish annual competency validation and technical standards
• Integrate Energy Control requirements into High-Risk Activity planning
• Participate in four-week look-ahead reviews
• Oversee the Energy Risk Register
• Ensure direct controls are defined and validated before release of energy
• Drive reduction of electrical and mechanical SIF exposure
• Develop energy-control KPIs and conduct incident investigations and root-cause reviews
• Lead quarterly audits of energization events and LOTO compliance
• Host enterprise energy safety summits or technical forums
• Drive lessons-learned integration across projects and campuses
• Promote a 100% direct-control-in-place philosophy
• Reinforce stop-work authority for Energy Marshals
• Mentor HSE and operational leaders
• Champion SafeState before energization
• Provide technical thought leadership across the organization

Director, Energy Control

Estimator

• Gather project information and requirements and set priorities
• Perform quantity takeoffs and production estimates
• Evaluate and interpret construction drawings
• Prepare construction budgets from plans, specifications, and projected costs
• Evaluate purchase offers and cost changes, additions, and site requirements
• Obtain and negotiate bids from vendors and subcontractors
• Maintain cost keys and price masters
• Resolve cost discrepancies by collecting and analyzing information
• Prepare special reports and summarize information and trends
• Follow organizational quality standards
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and continuing needs across work teams
• Maintain professional and technical knowledge through workshops, publications, networking, and professional societies
• Coordinate with Project Management on proposals
• Coordinate with Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequence
• Contribute to related team efforts

Manager

• Partner with Construction Managers and Project Management teams on project costs, financial exposure, and risks
• Monitor and communicate budgets, expenditures, forecasts, scope changes, and financial performance
• Identify cost risks and opportunities and recommend proactive financial actions
• Maintain cost controls across labor, expenses, subcontractors, and other expenditures
• Review and validate general contractor cost reports
• Reconcile actual costs against GMP, Schedules of Values, approved budgets, and commitments
• Support contract administration, including retention, terms, insurance, allowances, contingency, and incentives
• Track change orders, invoices, payments, lien releases, and supporting documentation
• Participate in change-control, cost-review, and project-financial meetings
• Support monthly pay application preparation and administration
• Develop internal project cost reporting packages
• Prepare progress and cost reports for stakeholders and leadership
• Assist with quarterly and fiscal year-end analysis, forecasting, accruals, and project-status confirmation
• Track cost impacts, approvals, commitments, and forecast adjustments
• Monitor performance against budget and forecast and escalate material variances or risks
• Maintain complete, current, and audit-ready financial documentation
• Support Construction with cost analysis, reporting, forecasting, and financial planning

Project Cost Manager

• Gather necessary information and requirements, set priorities, and prepare work for estimation
• Perform quantity takeoffs for materials and labor to develop accurate production estimates
• Analyze construction drawings and interpret specifications to ensure accurate cost projections for each elevation
• Prepare detailed construction budgets by reviewing plans, updating specifications, and identifying phase costs
• Evaluate purchase offers, cost changes, additions, and site requirements against budget constraints
• Obtain bids from vendors and subcontractors, specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate pricing
• Maintain cost keys and price masters; resolve cost discrepancies through data collection and analysis
• Prepare reports by gathering, analyzing, and summarizing cost data and project trends
• Maintain service quality by adhering to organizational standards and procedures
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and ongoing needs across corporate, division, and local teams
• Keep current with industry trends, technologies, and standards through workshops, publications, and professional societies
• Collaborate with Project Management on proposals and with Construction Management on production rates, milestones, and job sequencing

Senior Estimator

Software Engineer

• Participate in Integra’s internship or co-op program
• Gain hands-on experience through meaningful project work
• Develop skills and explore career paths within construction, engineering, and manufacturing
• Contribute to real projects supporting construction, engineering, manufacturing, critical infrastructure, data centers, field services, and skilled trades
• Receive mentorship and professional development
• Transition from student to industry professional
• Potentially pursue internship, co-op, or early career opportunities aligned with background, graduation date, and area of interest

Engineering Intern

• Gather necessary information and requirements, set priorities, and prepare work for estimation
• Perform quantity takeoffs for materials and labor to develop accurate production estimates
• Analyze construction drawings and interpret specifications to prepare accurate cost projections for each elevation
• Prepare detailed construction budgets by reviewing plans, updating specifications, and identifying phase-specific costs
• Evaluate purchase offers, cost changes, additions, and site requirements against budget constraints
• Obtain vendor and subcontractor bids, specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate pricing
• Maintain cost keys and price masters; resolve cost discrepancies through data collection and analysis
• Prepare reports by gathering, analyzing, and summarizing cost data and project trends
• Adhere to organizational standards and procedures to maintain high-quality service
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and ongoing needs across corporate, division, and local teams
• Stay current with industry trends, technologies, and standards through workshops, publications, and professional societies
• Collaborate with Project Management on proposals and with Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequencing

• Gather project information and requirements and set priorities
• Perform quantity takeoffs and production estimates
• Evaluate and interpret construction drawings
• Prepare construction budgets from construction plans and specifications
• Identify and project costs for each elevation
• Evaluate purchase offers and cost changes, additions, and site requirements
• Obtain bids from vendors and subcontractors
• Specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate prices
• Maintain cost keys and price masters
• Resolve cost discrepancies by collecting and analyzing information
• Prepare special reports on information and trends
• Maintain service quality according to organizational standards
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and continuing needs across work teams
• Maintain professional and technical knowledge through workshops, publications, networks, and professional societies
• Coordinate with Project Management on proposals
• Coordinate with Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequence
• Contribute to team efforts and related results

Administration

• Review, prepare, and manage preconstruction contracts and related documentation
• Ensure contracts align with project scope, timelines, budgets, legal requirements, regulatory requirements, and company requirements
• Assist with bid proposals, tender documents, and RFIs
• Support procurement by liaising with subcontractors, suppliers, and clients
• Identify potential risks and collaborate with project teams to mitigate them
• Maintain accurate and complete preconstruction documentation, including contracts, amendments, and correspondence
• Collaborate with the preconstruction team, project managers, estimators, and legal teams to transition projects into construction
• Assist in reviewing project budgets and aligning contract terms with financial goals
• Support cost estimating efforts
• Serve as a point of contact for clients and stakeholders during preconstruction
• Assist in negotiating terms and conditions with subcontractors and suppliers and obtain compliance documentation

Contract Administrator

• Lead and manage the preconstruction phase from conceptual design to construction readiness
• Collaborate with project managers, architects, engineers, and clients to define project scope, budget, timeline, and goals
• Organize and attend preconstruction meetings with stakeholders
• Develop and manage project cost estimates covering materials, labor, equipment, and subcontractor bids
• Perform value engineering and identify cost-saving opportunities
• Develop and manage preliminary construction schedules and detailed project timelines
• Identify preconstruction risks and develop mitigation strategies
• Review contract documents for issues or discrepancies
• Maintain records and documentation including drawings, specifications, and contracts
• Provide updates to senior leadership, clients, and stakeholders
• Lead and mentor estimators, coordinators, and assistants
• Foster collaboration and communication across the preconstruction team
• Maintain relationships with clients, subcontractors, and external partners
• Serve as the primary client contact during preconstruction

Preconstruction Manager

• Gather information and requirements, set priorities, and prepare work for estimation
• Perform quantity takeoffs for materials and labor to develop production estimates
• Analyze construction drawings and interpret specifications
• Prepare detailed construction budgets and identify costs for each project phase
• Evaluate purchase offers, cost changes, additions, and site requirements against budget constraints
• Obtain vendor and subcontractor bids, specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate pricing
• Maintain cost keys and price masters and resolve cost discrepancies through data analysis
• Prepare reports summarizing cost data and project trends
• Maintain service quality according to organizational standards and procedures
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and ongoing needs across corporate, division, and local teams
• Keep current with industry trends, technologies, and standards
• Work with Project Management on proposals and Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequencing

• Gather necessary information and requirements, set priorities, and prepare work for estimation
• Perform quantity takeoffs for materials and labor to develop accurate production estimates
• Analyze construction drawings and interpret specifications to ensure accurate cost projections for each elevation
• Prepare detailed construction budgets by reviewing plans, updating specifications, and identifying phase-specific costs
• Evaluate purchase offers, cost changes, additions, and site requirements against budget constraints
• Obtain vendor and subcontractor bids, specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate pricing
• Maintain cost keys and price masters; resolve cost discrepancies through data collection and analysis
• Prepare special reports summarizing cost data and project trends
• Maintain service quality by adhering to organizational standards and procedures
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and ongoing needs across corporate, division, and local teams
• Keep current with industry trends, technologies, and standards through workshops, publications, and professional societies
• Collaborate with Project Management on proposals
• Coordinate with Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequencing

• Gather necessary information and requirements, set priorities, and prepare work for estimation
• Perform quantity takeoffs for materials and labor to develop accurate production estimates
• Analyze construction drawings and interpret specifications
• Prepare detailed construction budgets by reviewing plans, updating specifications, and identifying phase-specific costs
• Evaluate purchase offers, cost changes, additions, and site requirements against budget constraints
• Obtain vendor and subcontractor bids, specify materials, identify qualified subcontractors, and negotiate pricing
• Maintain cost keys and price masters and resolve cost discrepancies through data collection and analysis
• Prepare reports summarizing cost data and project trends
• Adhere to organizational standards and procedures
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and ongoing needs across corporate, division, and local teams
• Stay current with industry trends, technologies, and standards
• Collaborate with Project Management on proposals
• Coordinate with Construction Management on production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequencing

• Gather information and requirements and set priorities for work to be accomplished
• Perform quantity takeoffs and production estimates
• Evaluate and interpret construction drawings
• Prepare construction budgets from construction plans and project specifications
• Identify and project costs for each elevation
• Evaluate purchase offers by costing changes, additions, and site requirements
• Obtain vendor and subcontractor bids by specifying materials, identifying qualified subcontractors, and negotiating prices
• Maintain cost keys and price masters
• Resolve cost discrepancies by collecting and analyzing information
• Prepare special reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing information and trends
• Maintain quality service according to organizational standards
• Document and communicate actions, irregularities, and continuing needs across corporate, division, and local work teams
• Maintain professional and technical knowledge through workshops, publications, networks, and professional societies
• Coordinate with Project Management to develop proposals
• Coordinate with Construction Management to develop production rates, schedule milestones, and job sequences
• Contribute to team efforts and accomplish related results as needed