The Project Manager is directly responsible for safety, financial, operational, and administrative functions on high-voltage utility projects. The role plans and executes the lifecycle of large-scale projects, develops procedures and practices to meet customer and internal requirements, and hires, develops, and manages project teams. The Project Manager coordinates with construction managers, schedulers, and subcontractors, provides leadership to the project team, and maintains close relationships with utility customers. This position is ultimately accountable for project progress and success. Responsibilities span proposal development, project initiation, execution, and closeout. The Project Manager defines and understands project scope, coordinates deliverables and resource requirements, manages subcontractor bids and selection, and leads project kick-off meetings. During execution, the role manages teams, schedules, resources, budgets, margins, billing, safety, scope changes, project risks, reporting, and quality assurance. At closeout, the Project Manager verifies completion of billing, payments, purchase orders, testing and commissioning records, as-built drawings, QA/QC documentation, customer deliverables, and project files. The role also manages project financial forecasts and cash flow, analyzes schedules and critical paths, documents project activity, interprets contracts and helps resolve disputes, supports construction planning, interfaces with client representatives, supports business development, and mentors Assistant Project Management resources. Salary range: $125,000–$185,000 per year.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
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