The phrase "a construction chief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is in charge of construction projects or teams, typically in a managerial or supervisory role.
Example: "The construction chief oversaw the entire project, ensuring that everything was completed on time and within budget."
Alternatives: "construction manager" or "site supervisor".
Three doctors, two state representatives, a county commissioner, an alderman, a former pilot, a construction chief, an economist, a labour lawyer and a businessman endorsed by racing-car drivers: these were just the Democratic candidates for Mr Emanuel's perch in the fifth congressional district of Illinois.
The architecture critic Grigory Revzin is shown describing a visit to Venice with the Moscow construction chief, Vladimir Resin, a close associate of Mayor Luzhkov.
Two of the victims were tentatively identified as Mark Benjamin, a prominent Southern California construction chief executive, and his son, Luke, 28.
"We need to mitigate impacts, but I don't think we should construct a brand new high school," said Rick Thorpe, the MTA's construction chief.
"People don't want to have a romantic dinner with the sound of pavement being obliterated in the background," said the project's construction chief, Michael Horodniceanu, who has led a "good neighbor" initiative on behalf of the transportation authority.
"We thought a picture of a sea lion was perfect for the second-floor emergency treatment room," said Bruce Komiske, the project's design and construction chief.
They were named for the granddaughter of the transportation authority's construction chief; named "Molina" because sixth graders liked the name; and, less poignantly, named for the companies that manufactured them.
Carlton Walker, the construction chief, assigns daily tasks to 110 workers -- carpenters, electricians, iron workers, pipe fitters, plumbers, sheet metal workers, painters and heavy equipment operators who are building the station.
Mainstays of the agency's executive staff, like construction chief MICHAEL HORODNICEANU and deputy director LINDA G. KLEINBAUM, put in an appearance, along with family and friends of Mr. Walder, who is about to leave for his new job in Hong Kong.
But what is worrying construction chiefs is that, as an election comes into focus, business minister Baroness Vadera seems less interested in long-term projects and that her overriding priority are measures that produce results in the short term.
For months, lawyers, bankers, advisers and construction chiefs laboured to raise cash for the extension and upgrade of the M80 motorway, one of the busiest roads in Scotland.
