Project Manager – Heavy Civil / Underground Utilities
Project Manager – Heavy Civil / Underground Utilities
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage heavy civil and municipal projects including water, sewer, drainage, roadway, pump station, utility, and sitework
- Own project budgets, cost forecasting, financial performance, and WIP reporting
- Maintain project schedules and review short-term look-ahead schedules with field teams
- Work closely with Superintendents to stay ahead of schedule, cost, and field issues
- Manage monthly billing, collections, change orders, and project documentation
- Coordinate submittals, subcontract agreements, vendors, engineers, and owners
- Attend project/progress meetings and maintain strong owner and client relationships
- Visit jobsites as needed to stay connected with field operations
- Manage projects ranging from approximately $5M-$30M+What We're Looking For:
- Ideally 5+ years of Project Management experience in heavy civil, underground utilities, or municipal construction
- Direct experience with water, sewer, drainage, roadway, utilities, or similar infrastructure work
- Experience managing municipal/public hard-bid projects
- Strong understanding of budgets, cost control, forecasting, scheduling, WIP, billing, and change orders
- Comfortable working directly with Superintendents, Foremen, owners, and engineers
- Able to understand what is happening in the field, not solely project administration
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