Structural Project Manager

Job Summary The Structural Project Manager will report to an assigned Group Leader in the Structural department. The main responsibility is delivering assigned projects on time and within budget, managing multiple overlapping assignments and prioritizing tasks. The role provides a pathway to become a Senior Structural Project Manager. Supervisory Responsibilities Serve as the primary point of contact with clients and design team members, represent RLG’s standards, and train and mentor engineering staff. Assist in employee performance management practices. Essential Duties / Responsibilities Prepare proposals and requests for qualifications Review and approve project designs Prepare construction documents for supervisor review with limited supervision Review submittals based on construction documents Conduct site visits, make field observations, and write reports according to findings File documentation of organized calculations for later review Sign and seal engineering documents for managed projects Attend meetings with clients and document meeting discussions Monitor quality and progress of project(s) Track schedules, monitor budgets and assist in billing activities Proactively identify new client opportunities Master design and drafting software to create engineering documents Attend site visits prior to beginning design and through construction completion Prepare and/or modify technical reports and specifications Perform other related duties as assigned Requirements Required Skills / Abilities Proficient with Revit software Knowledge of building codes and city permitting requirements Strong leadership skills with the ability to teach and train other staff members Strong communication skills, both in person and in writing Strong comprehension skills, both in person and writing High attention to detail Self‑motivated Positive attitude Strong organizational skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities under deadlines Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree in Civil / Structural Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or related field required PE or SE License required Experience with design and modeling software A general knowledge of code and permitting requirements for projects Physical Requirements and Work Environment Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer Must be able to lift 15 pounds at times Occasional attendance of technical events, seminars, and networking events - some travel required Occasional travel to project sites with potential exposure to uneven terrain and hot and cold weather Applicants must be legally authorized to work for RLG Consulting Engineers in the U.S. without employer sponsorship. Currently, RLG Consulting Engineers does not sponsor H1‑B or any other work visa petitions. #J-18808-Ljbffr RLG Consulting Engineers