Natural Gas Project Manager
$50-$55/HR
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Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50-$55/HR
About the role
- Leads and facilitates the day-to-day management of projects to ensure timely completion as well as cost effective and competitive results
- Uses analytical abilities and rigorous thinking to work cross-functionally, determine highest priority actions and tenaciously drive projects forward
- Coordinates key functions such as capital estimate and schedule development, engineering/design, project capacity and performance metrics and supports project legal reviews, permitting activities and commercial negotiations
- Supports due diligence activities with other internal groups to ensure proper analysis and structuring of assigned projects while identifying and developing risk mitigation plans
- Acts as liaison between internal and external specialists regarding procurement, contracting, permitting and utility interconnection
- Assists in the construction of contractual arrangements for the project, must be hands on and willing to help write contract documents, both commercial and technical
- Negotiates agreements with equipment suppliers, technical consultants, and contractors
- Ensures compliance with applicable technical and regulatory requirements$50-$55/HRRequired Skills & Experience 2-3 years of Project Management experience Experience maintaining scope, schedules, and budgets. Gas processing experience (preferably in LFG to RNG) Bachelor's Degree preferably in Engineering Experience within building or designing facilities.
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