Project Manager, Heavy Civil / NCDOT
Project Manager, Heavy Civil / NCDOT
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- 5+ years as the Project Manager of record on heavy civil, highway, bridge or utility work for a contractor.
- Documented NCDOT project experience as the PM is required. Be ready to name the jobs.
- You have already run projects in their entirety. This is not a step up role for an APM or Project Engineer.
- Contractor side builders only. Consultant, design or inspection only backgrounds will not fit.
- Strong on cost control, schedules, change orders and managing field teams. Vista and HCSS HeavyJob experience preferred.
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management preferred, or equivalent field experience. OSHA 30 is a plus.
- Charlotte area candidates preferred. Candidates open to relocating are welcome.
- Why This Role Is Worth a Conversation
- You own the job start to finish instead of handing off pieces. A backlog of NCDOT roadway and utility work that's already won. A self perform team that takes pride in building it right.
- You report straight to senior leadership. No layers, no red tape.
- Competitive base plus bonus opportunity.
- Full benefits package.
- Build a long career in one of the fastest growing markets in the country.
- Heavy civil work on the kind of projects that build a career.
Before you apply
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