Project Manager – Utility Engineering

NV5•New York, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

NV5 is seeking a Project Manager - Utility Engineering to manage clients such as Con Edison and Verizon in evaluating subsurface interferences with their facilities on capital infrastructure, design of substations, and installation of EV charging in the NYC area. This role involves applying knowledge of civil engineering to oversee projects and lead multi-disciplinary teams.

Requirements

A Baccalaureate degree in civil engineering from an accredited college
Minimum of 4 years’ experience infrastructure engineering design in NYC
Experience working for clients such as private utility companies or NYC Agencies
Knowledge of CAD (AutoCAD especially)
Detailed oriented, excellent writing skills
EIT required

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of Civil3D, (a plus)
Knowledge of Microstation, (a plus)
PE preferred

Responsibilities

Managing scope, schedule, and budget for utility infrastructure projects
Managing a multi-disciplinary team (electrical, structural, geotechnical, civil, etc.) on substation design
Building strong client relationships and being the main point of contact to a variety of utility clients
Attending in-person, field and on-line meetings with clients to provide administrative support and engineering guidance to resolve utility interferences.
Leading a team to perform record research, including utility plates, NYCTA Subway records, etc.
Reviewing and assisting with development of private utility alignments to avoid utility interferences.
Studies, overseeing the development of technical drawings, preparation of estimates of quantities and writing specifications.
Coordinating field work for data gathering, test pit inspection, surveys and construction observations
Overseeing the preparation of support drawings, conduit plans, overlay of private utility facilities on NYC Construction Plans
Working effectively with project teams, clients, and all other stakeholders
Responsible for quality control of tasks
Assisting with proposals and business development