Project Manager I, Transmission (Hybrid Schedule)

Individual may be assigned to support project managers and/or senior project managers in high-risk projects and processes for exposure as required and to support professional development.

Essential Functions: 

• Overall responsibility  for managing multiple low- and medium-risk transmission projects, concurrently, including ownership of the Project scope, schedule and budget.

When assigned projects:

• Manages all phases of projects (planning, executing, controlling and close out using stand templates and project management processes.

• Secures approval for permits and licenses, budgets, materials, contractors and other resources for assigned projects

• Monitors and reports out on project management metrics concerning quality technical specifications, reliability, schedule and budget.

• Plans work to ensure optimal integration and coordination of both internal and external resources and the timely delivery of material and equipment.

• Determines project assignments, timetables and responsibilities of project team members.

• Maintains and monitors project progress via reporting of schedule milestones, and changes, cost and resource adjustments.

• Provides clear concise and comprehensive project status reports and ensures that all aspects of the project are documented and completed in accordance with company policies and all regulations and laws.

When assigned segments or task of a large k or high-profile project:

• Manages assigned segments or tasks of the project as directed by the Project Manager, Senior Project Manager, Lead Project Manager, or Project Director.

• Communicates and provides clear, concise and comprehensive status reports on assigned tasks or project segments to the Project Manager as required.

Technical Knowledge/Skill/Education/Licenses/Certifications:

Technical Knowledge/Skill: 

• Requires knowledge in the theoretical and practical application of project management technique and tools including project management software. 

• Requires knowledge of design and construction of electric transmission and distribution facilities and equipment. 

• Effective written and oral communication skills.

Education:     

• Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (preferred); Business, related discipline, or equivalent experience.          

Experience:     

• Minimum of three (3) years of experience in electric utility construction or project management experience. Time can be supplemented by demonstrating competencies commensurate with a Project Manager I experience.               

Licenses & Certifications:  

• Valid Motor Vehicle Operator’s License required.

Working Conditions:

• Must be available to work emergency restoration assignment as required.

• Must be available to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary.

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