Transportation Project Manager
$130,000 - $155,000
ApplyTransportation Project Manager
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$130,000 - $155,000
About the role
- Supervise and direct the preparation of design and construction bid documents for transportation (roadway) projects involving multi-modal accommodations (Complete Streets) including corridor, intersection, and downtown improvements
- Effectively present at meetings with clients and the public
- Maintain project financials/budgets, schedules, and project advancement
- Manage/mentor staff and provide guidance, manage workloads, and provide issue resolution
- Prepare project scopes and budgets for proposals and contracts
- Maintain communication with clients including municipalities and regional agencies
- Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Transportation Engineering8 + years of experience in the transportation engineering field including roadway design and project management
- Broad understanding of transportation design and planning standards, specifically standards and submission processes for state agencies, such as MassDOT, RIDOT, or NHDOTProfessional Engineering License
- Demonstrated effectiveness in planning and managing projects as well as maintaining budgets and schedules
- Must be skilled at building and maintaining positive client relations
- Must be motivated with a desire for personal growth and advancement, as well as firm growth
- Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated ability to work well in a collaborative team environment. Effective at managing and mentoring staff
- Strong AutoCAD and Civil 3D skills
- Why you'll love working for this company: Company-subsidized medical and dental.
- Company-paid life, short, and long-term disability.401k match, tuition assistance, and more.
- Cross-training and the ability to work on a variety of projects.
- Working with the best and brightest in the industry.2,000+ employee national firm with 70+ locations across the US.Annual Expected Pay Range$130,000 - $155,000 USD
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