Jack Ward Icc B2
About Jack Ward Icc B2
Jack Ward is a Project Manager at Swinerton, overseeing the SDCRAA Quieter Home Program. He has extensive experience in construction management, having worked in various roles for over two decades in the Greater San Diego Area.
Work at Swinerton
Jack Ward has been employed at Swinerton since 2012, serving in various capacities. He currently holds the position of Project Manager and Manager of Field Activities for the SDCRAA Quieter Home Program, a role he has occupied since 2020. In this capacity, he guides a team of Inspectors, Project Coordinators, and Administrative personnel. Prior to this role, he served as Construction Manager for the same program from 2018 to 2020. His responsibilities include overseeing the entire project lifecycle, from property assessment to project closeout.
Education and Expertise
Jack Ward studied at Southwestern College, where he achieved a certification in Construction Inspection from 2013 to 2014. His education has equipped him with the necessary skills to manage complex construction projects effectively. His expertise includes coordinating with design teams, managing RFIs, and overseeing construction processes, which are essential for ensuring project efficiency and quality.
Background in Construction Management
Before joining Swinerton, Jack Ward worked at Tron Construction as a Project Superintendent from 2002 to 2009, gaining experience in various California cities. He also worked at AECOM as a Construction Inspector for the Quieter Home Program from 2009 to 2012. His extensive background in construction management spans over two decades, providing him with a solid foundation in project oversight and team coordination.
Role in SDCRAA Quieter Home Program
In his current role as Manager of Field Activities for the SDCRAA Quieter Home Program, Jack Ward is responsible for managing both prime and subcontractors to ensure project efficiency and quality. He oversees in-house Field Inspectors and coordinates with various team members, including the design team, to handle RFIs, construction, payment applications, and project closeout. His leadership is crucial for the successful execution of the program.