Under supervision, responsible for all aspects of a small project or phases of a larger project. Responsible for coordinating activities of project team, identifying appropriate resources needed, and developing schedules to ensure timely completion of project. Communicates with Program Manager. Assigns work to subordinate staff. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Under general supervision and guidance of the District Program Manager or higher-level project managers, serves as an entry level project manager for transportation infrastructure projects from scope development to project closeout. Independently manages the scope, budget and schedule of assigned projects and ensures that the projects stay on schedule and remain within budget. The workload of a Project Manager will consist primarily of less complex projects or project phases but may include other projects as required by unit workload of developmental purposes. The position may require statewide travel and on-site field visits to projects as needed. While in training Project Managers are required to physically report to their assigned duty station. With the option to telework two days per week once the training period is completed successfully. Individuals must be able to lift a minimum of ten pounds e.g. package and plans for distribution.