Director, Construction Consulting

What You’ll Do

• Lead and mentor a team of construction consultants on property damage evaluations.
• Oversee project scopes, budgets, schedules, and deliverables from start to finish.
• Provide expert analysis, estimates, and written reports that support high-value client decisions.
• Build strong relationships with clients, field staff, and third-party consultants.
• Resolve complex technical issues, identify risks, and ensure accurate, defensible findings.
• Drive consistency in estimating, workflow, documentation, and quality standards.
• Support company initiatives and continuously improve processes, tools, and team capabilities.
• Represent DBI with professionalism, integrity, and strong communication during site visits, client updates, and negotiations.

What You Bring

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or related field.
• 10–15+ years of experience leading construction or building consulting projects.
• Strong estimating and project management expertise (Xactimate, Bluebeam, P6 or MS Project).
• Ability to lead teams, manage multiple priorities, and communicate findings clearly.
• Comfortable working in the field—including roofs, heights, tight spaces, and post-loss environments.
• Motivated, analytical, detail-oriented, and passionate about construction principles.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel ~30%.

Why DBI

• Meaningful, technically challenging work that influences major insurance and legal outcomes.
• A culture grounded in clarity, integrity, and client connection.
• Opportunity to shape team standards, mentor experts, and impact business initiatives.
• Work that blends field expertise with high-level strategic thinking.

Working Conditions

• Frequently requires work to be performed at the site of the property damage or loss, including locations where disasters or catastrophes have occurred.
• May require evening, overnight, and weekend travel and work.
• Incumbent may be subject to outside weather and environmental conditions, including, but not limited to, extreme heat, cold, and precipitation.
• Incumbent may be exposed to inside environmental conditions, including, but not limited to, noise, vibrations, proximity to moving mechanical parts, electrical current, heights, chemicals, fumes, odors, dusts, mists, gases, or poor ventilation.
• The incumbent may be required to work in close quarters, crawl spaces, small enclosed rooms, narrow aisles, passageways, or other enclosed areas, requiring physical agility and resistance to claustrophobia.
• The incumbent may be required to work in high areas such as roofs or scaffolding, requiring physical agility, balance, and resistance to acrophobia.
• Physical Activities And Requirements:
• In addition to the working conditions and associated physical activities and requirements above, the incumbent may be required to climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, reach, stand, walk, push, pull, lift, finger, grasp, or feel, especially in the course of investigating and assessing property damage.
• This may include the need to lift weights of up to 50 pounds, including a ladder.

Physical Activities And Requirements

• Close visual acuity, with or without correction, to prepare reports containing words, symbols, and numerical figures.
• The incumbent is required to view a computer terminal, use a keyboard, read printed documents, make detailed visual inspections, perceive color, perceive depth, and have a sufficient field of vision to carry out all inspection and related duties.

Willingness to Travel

• Willingness to travel on average of +/-30% of the workweek to accommodate meetings, as well as attend other work-related activities that may be scheduled outside of normal daytime business hours.