Transmission Project Manager

Role summary / purpose Transmission Project Managers are responsible for managing planned and emergent capital construction projects within a major utility's geographic footprint. This position typically manages multiple projects and requires leading a project team consisting of design engineers, material procurement specialists, construction management and planning personnel and all construction crews associated with the projects. Key responsibilities • Maintain accurate cost forecasts and schedules during the entire project lifecycle • Lead the project team to ensure that every milestone and deliverable is completed on time • Manage multiple concurrent capital construction projects • Travel for site visits approximately once per week (no overnight travel required) • Build and maintain relationships with individuals across various organizational levels 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 and Cost Controls • Experience in utility industry • Knowledge in construction management Employment details – type, location, hours Full-time, hybrid position with 3 days per week in office. Personal vehicle will be used for site visits with mileage reimbursed.