Civil Engineer Senior Project Manager Transportation
Civil Engineer Senior Project Manager Transportation
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design Build and P3Ensure final civil designs, including road and hydraulic designs, are complete and accurate
- Prepare project: scope, fee proposals, work schedule, cost estimates, negotiate fees, list quantities for project supplies, and ensure deadlines and cost targets are met
- Develop project specifications, documents, and reports according to client requirements
- Update JSE project database as new project information presents itself
- Supervise and train technicians, PEs, and Project Managers
- Set up project schedules, including planning of billable work hours
- Conduct team project meetings (as required)
- Review team submittal documents prior to submittals
- Establish and maintain client relations as the primary contact
- Serve as a liaison between business, technical disciplines, and sub consultants on projects
- Create road designs and modeling using AutoCAD, Civil 3D, MicroStation, GeoPak, InRoad, GuideSIGN, and/or AutoTURNTravel (as required)
- Design, upholding INDOT and AASHTO design, and JSE QC manual requirements and design standards
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering (Required)12+ Years Experience in related field (Required)
- Professional Engineer license in Indiana (Required)
- Extensive Design Build and P3 experience
- Proficient with Autocad, Civil 3D, MicroStation: BIM, GeoPAK, InRoads, GuideSign, AutoTurn (Required)
- In-depth knowledge of AASHTO, and DOT standards (Required)
- Strong communication skills and capability to work autonomously and in a team environment
- Department of Transportation project experience (Preferred)
- Excellent organizational and time management skills
- Ability to identify and manage risk
- Previous transportation modeling experience
- Ability to establish, influence, and maintain relationships with key partners
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