The Project Manager supervises assigned engineering projects or project elements and ensures work conforms to client agreements, schedules, and budgets. The role plans and develops surveying projects involving unique or controversial problems that may affect major organizational programs, including defining scope, selecting issues for investigation, and developing concepts and approaches. The position maintains liaison with people inside and outside the organization and acts independently under broad objectives and administrative supervision. The role plans, develops, coordinates, and directs large or important projects, projects of major scope, or a surveying program of limited complexity and scope. Responsibilities may include oversight of 3–5 subordinate supervisors. The Project Manager maintains direct client contact, prepares proposals and presentations, and develops contractual agreements. The position supports existing and new client relationships, including participation in civic organizations and community events outside normal business hours when necessary, and assists with the department marketing plan. The Project Manager plans, organizes, and supervises department staff, professionals, and technicians; evaluates progress and results; and recommends changes to meet project objectives. The role is accountable for the accuracy and quality of project work and client submissions; develops task lists and scopes of work; budgets, schedules, and monitors tasks; prepares revenue and staffing projections for executive management; and supports staff professional development through training methods and procedures. Other duties may be assigned by the supervisor, and the employee must comply with company policies and procedures.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior