Assistant Project Manager

Assistant Project Manager

Assist senior PMs with day-to-day project execution across transmission, substation, and distribution scopes. Help coordinate activities between engineering, procurement, field teams, and client stakeholders. Track project milestones, deliverables, outage windows, construction sequencing, and permitting activities. Support the management of project documentation, action logs, and meeting minutes. Help maintain and update project schedules with input from technical teams (P6/MS Project exposure preferred). Monitor progress and assist in identifying schedule risks, delays, and resource conflicts. Support cost tracking, budget updates, forecasting, and Project Controls reporting. Prepare weekly/monthly project dashboards, progress summaries, and client-facing updates. Assist with monitoring scope changes, potential impacts, and required documentation. Support contract administration tasks, including purchase orders, change requests, and vendor coordination. Ensure alignment between engineering deliverables, procurement timelines, and field execution plans. Interface with construction managers and field personnel to gather progress updates and site information. Help track RFI responses, submittals, deliverables, and as-built documentation. Learn and apply utility safety, energized-work, and brownfield environment considerations.

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A successful Assistant Project Manager should have: 1-5+ years of experience in a utility, EPC, construction, engineering, or project support role. Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Business, or related field. Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple simultaneous priorities. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency with MS Office (Excel, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint). Ability to work collaboratively with engineers, field staff, and client representatives. Willingness to travel 10-25% for site visits, meetings, or project support. Familiarity with Primavera P6, MS Project, or other scheduling tools. Experience with project controls, cost tracking, or Earned Value concepts. Understanding of utility standards, drawings, or substation/T-line terminology. Interest in pursuing PMP or similar credentials in the future.

Salary range starting at $95,000/yr. Work alongside industry-leading PMs and Engineers on high-impact grid modernization projects. Access to medical, dental, and vision benefits. Gain structured, hands-on development toward full Project Manager responsibilities. Collaborative work environment with a focus on professional growth. Join a respected, people-focused engineering partner known