Transmission Project Manager

Role summary / purpose This is a hybrid role requiring 3 days/week in office/field. Field visits will be required across the midwest territory. All travel should be day travel. The Transmission Project Manager is responsible for managing the scope, schedule, and budget for a portfolio of projects assigned to them. These projects may be various levels of complexity and budget. Typical projects may include new line construction, line rebuilds, new substation construction, transformer replacements, switchgear replacements, or any combination of these. The Project Manager will receive the projects from Development and introduce the project to the project team of Stakeholders and manage the progress of the Stakeholders tasks throughout the life cycle of the project. The project manager will track, manage, and report the project finances with support from the Project Controls teams support. The Project Manager will be expected to make occasional site visits when their support is needed in the field. The Project Manager will be expected to comply with all OSHA regulations including proper PPE that may include wearing fire retardant clothing, hardhat, EH rated boots and protecting eyewear. Key responsibilities • Manage scope, schedule, and budget for a portfolio of assigned projects • Introduce projects to the project team of Stakeholders and manage progress throughout the project life cycle • Track, manage, and report project finances with support from Project Controls teams • Make occasional site visits when support is needed in the field • Comply with all OSHA regulations including proper PPE requirements Requirements – education & experience • Minimum of 5 years of project management experience • Graduation from a two-year college or university • Working knowledge of project management principles • Project related work experience Required skills • Project Management • Decision Making • Critical Thinking • Problem Solving • Risk Management • Project Leadership • Collaborative Team Member Nice-to-have / preferred skills • Graduation from a four-year college or university • Utility Technical Certifications/Training • PMI (PMP or CAPM) Certification • CMII certificates • Professional Engineer License • Working knowledge to proficiency in project related Scheduling/Cost Controls • Experience in utility industry • Knowledge in construction management Employment details – type, location, hours Hybrid role requiring 3 days/week in office/field with field visits across the midwest territory.