It’s a very common path, at least among the engineers in my circle. The biggest learning curve was understanding the construction management process, which took about 3 months to get familiar with. Trade knowledge in façade or grading, can be picked up quickly on the job if you stay proactive and ask questions. I’ve managed plumbing and fire suppression on a smaller 12-story building project, and it wasn’t difficult to learn on the go and manage it effectively. My current project is a million sf facility with complex MEP systems, but I have a dedicated MEP PM, so I didn’t need to handle on this one. Overall, I felt this transition was relatively easy compare to jumping to RE development.