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Eric Colavecchio | LeChase Construction Services LLC
By: Daily Record Staff//April 12, 2017//
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Eric Colavecchio has been promoted to project executive at LeChase Construction Services LLC. In this role, Colavecchio will manage large or multiple projects for core clients, with accountability for quality, value and safety, as well as responsibility for overseeing recruitment and training of project team members. Colavecchio joined LeChase in 1999. Prior to this promotion, he worked as a project manager, largely focused on the K-12 and higher education markets. Colavecchio holds a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology, and is an accredited professional through the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.
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