Project Manager, T&D
Project Manager, T&D
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Manage assigned T&D projects from bid preparation through final client acceptance
- Build project estimates from specifications, drawings, and takeoffs, with training and guidance (estimating experience is helpful but not required)
- Keep each project on schedule, on budget, and in line with design, code, and contract, and run a recovery plan when the schedule slips
- Work with foremen and superintendents to keep crews productive and materials and equipment used efficiently
- Own monthly job cost reporting on projects over $200K: cost-to-complete projections, billings, and executed change orders
- Price extra work and issue change orders, and keep submittals, purchase orders, and billing documents complete and accurate
- Visit job sites and walk every bid before the estimate goes out, with regular travel and occasional overnights
- Work on-site at the office each day (flexible 8-hour schedule, no hybrid); Dayton-area office, Columbus-area candidates may be considered
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, engineering, or a related field (equivalent technical training and experience considered)
- Project management certification preferred
- Strongly Preferred - 4+ years of construction management, ideally in T&D, utility, or electrical contracting
- Strongly Preferred - Experience on overhead or underground distribution projects for utility customers
- Estimating, takeoff, or bid preparation experience (training provided)
- Experience working with foremen, superintendents, and craft crews
- Experience with cost tracking, change orders, and billing on fixed price, unit price, or MSA work
- Knowledge of construction methods, codes, schedules, and safety
- Advanced Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPointSafe driving record and a valid driver's license
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