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Project Manager, Civil Engineering - Aviation

Posted 2 days ago

insight globalOrlando (FL)

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Aviation Project Manager
Required Skills & Experience: Minimum 7 years of relevant experience. Experience as PM for small- to large-sized projects with multiple disciplines and medium complexity (multi-disciplined services requiring coordination). Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering. Licensed as a Professional Engineer (P.E.) required. Able to plan, manage and deliver assignments using all project delivery methods. Technical knowledge of civil engineering and design standards.
Job Description
Salary: 150kMy client is looking for a licensed Civil Engineer (PE) to serve as Project Manager within our Aviation team. This person will lead airport infrastructure projects from start to finish, acting as the main point of contact for clients while managing project schedules, budgets, and engineering teams. They will oversee the design and construction administration of airside and landside airport projects, review engineering plans, ensure compliance with FAA and TSA requirements, and provide guidance to engineers throughout the project lifecycle. This individual will also be responsible for keeping projects on schedule and within budget, coordinating with multiple disciplines, reviewing deliverables for quality, and helping clients successfully navigate airport improvement projects. In addition to project execution, they will maintain client relationships, support proposal and business development efforts, and help identify new project opportunities as the aviation practice continues to grow.

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