Project Manager - Transmission Lines

About the job Project Manager - Transmission Lines Responsibilities: Lead the execution of high-impact projects in transmission lines, encompassing HV, underground, and overhead systems, with potential involvement in substation, distribution, private networks, and BESS projects. Actively promote a safety-first culture across all project phases. Respond to RFPs and prepare detailed proposals for both services and EPC projects. Manage the schedule, budget, and scope of services and EPC projects to ensure successful delivery. Guide project teams through conceptual design and procurement phases, ensuring alignment with project objectives. Act as the primary interface between clients, external stakeholders, and internal teams to facilitate project success. Adapt seamlessly between corporate and field environments, demonstrating flexibility and leadership. Qualifications: 7+ years of relevant industry experience, including transmission line projects, or 7+ years in construction management. Demonstrated expertise in multiple phases of project execution. Bachelors degree in Engineering or a relevant field. Professional licenses such as PE, P.Eng, or an equivalent are preferred. Strong leadership and team management abilities. Proficiency in project management with a focus on schedule, budget, and scope. Effective communication and stakeholder management skills. Management Responsibilities: Oversee and manage diverse project teams, with team composition varying by project. Ensure a collaborative and results-driven work environment to achieve project goals. 25% travel to project sites, involving exposure to both corporate and construction environments. Work conditions may include extreme weather, high noise levels, and safety hazards typical of construction sites. This role offers the opportunity to deliver innovative solutions for critical infrastructure projects, working in a fast-paced environment with a dynamic team focused on cutting-edge technologies. #J-18808-Ljbffr SolveNow Inc.