Project Manager - Utility Infrastructure

As a Project Manager, you will be responsible for managing multiple utility relocation projects simultaneously through various stages of development.

When a DOT or municipal transportation project requires an existing utility to be relocated, you will help manage the process from the initial request through engineering/design, cost development, agency coordination, and ultimately construction.

Responsibilities include:

• Manage multiple utility relocation projects in various phases simultaneously
• Coordinate incoming relocation requests associated with DOT and municipal transportation projects
• Engage and manage external engineering and design partners
• Coordinate engineering designs, cost estimates, schedules, and project deliverables
• Manage communication between internal stakeholders, engineers, contractors, DOT, and municipal agencies
• Develop and maintain project schedules and forecasts
• Track budgets, actual costs, and project variances
• Review invoices and monitor overall project financial performance
• Identify and mitigate project risks, schedule impacts, and cost issues
• Maintain project dashboards, reporting, and documentation
• Review and work with engineering design and construction drawings
• Support projects through the transition from engineering/design into construction

• 5+ years of Project Management experience within utility infrastructure or related linear projects
• Natural gas utility experience is preferred
• Experience within electric, oil/pipeline, water, fiber, or other linear infrastructure will also be considered
• Experience managing projects from design through construction
• DOT, municipal, or utility relocation experience is highly preferred
• Strong understanding of project scheduling, forecasting, cost controls, and financial tracking
• Experience managing external engineers, contractors, and multiple project stakeholders
• Comfortable reviewing engineering design and construction drawings
• Strong Excel skills
• Smartsheet experience preferred
• Familiarity with MicroStation preferred
• Ability to successfully manage multiple projects in different phases at the same time

• $130,000 - $165,000 salary depending on experience
• 100% employer-paid health insurance premiums
• Hybrid schedule - only 1-2 days in the office per week
• Opportunity to work on a major long-term utility infrastructure program
• Manage projects from initial planning and design through construction
• Work directly with utility, DOT, municipal, engineering, and construction stakeholders
• High-visibility role with significant project ownership
• Strong opportunity for continued professional growth