Project Manager - Telecom

Job Description

Project Manager - Telecom

San Antonio, Texas (100% Onsite)

COMPENSATION:

$85 to 110K salary + bonus

full time benefits, great firm and benefits

USC and GC only

Monday to Friday onsite, whole team is onsite.

Qualifications

A functional knowledge of PC applications is required

MicroStation and AutoCAD computer aided drafting knowledge is required

Work independently and with Sr

Must be able to plot plan view drawings or plan & profile drawings to include cross-sections, spot elevations, buildings, walls, fences, roadways, rights-of-way, underground utilities, tunnels, overhead power lines and other structures noted in the survey notes or on the record utility drawings

Strong communication skills

Ability to build strong relationships

Computer drafting skills should include using line styles, cell properties, project reference files, global and local coordinates extracting profile data using TIN or DTM files and using creative scaling techniques

Some experience interpreting utility records, engineering plan and profiles and preparing base drawings from survey notes and be open to learning new ways to input 2D and 3D utility data into exhibits

Creating plan and profile drawings for utility facilities such as telecommunications systems, electric, gas, sewer, or water

Past experience in CAD support of subsurface utility engineering or utility design projects

Past experience with the Permitting process for City of Austin, Austin Energy, PEC, Oncor, AT&T, and other central Texas cities, and municipalities

Sit for extended periods of time working on computer

Driving to and from various outside meetings

Sitting and/or standing for extended periods of time

Able to lift up to 25 pounds (computer equipment, printers, monitors, paper etc.)

Mobility within the office including movement between floors and workstations

Repeated motions (i.e.-typing, reaching, bending, lifting, and carrying)

Walking to collect field data

Ability to define routine problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions to solve routine problems and/or deal with a variety of variables in situations

Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram, or schedule form

Responsibilities

Experience managing a staff of 5-10

Thorough understanding of civil engineering and utility symbols and terminology with respect to preparation of plan & profile drawings for utility systems located within public rights-of-ways

Project Manager in the design and preparation of detailed computer aided drawings for construction of private underground utility systems

Provide CAD support for Utility coordination, Subsurface Utility Engineering and Municipal Projects, as workload dictates

Ensure team meets project completion dates and budgets set by Sr

Project Manager and Client

Independently Work with rough sketches, drawings, specifications, and other engineering data received from client or Sr

Project Manager for use in the development of final construction drawings

Must be able to understand and work directly with survey notes and record utility drawing

Could include collecting field or other utility record data required for completion of construction drawings when necessary

Calculate or determine project utility dimensioning, profile grades, route elevations, underground utility line elevations, underground utility line sizes and quantities of materials

Develops and maintains division standards for Quality Control of all aerial and underground design

Develops and maintains all training material for staff

Responsible for development of client pricing, budgets, and invoicing

Responsible for monthly PM Bill Review and Accounts Receivable

Perform new hire candidate interviews and conduct training for staff development

Prioritize and effectively plan work, file records and key documents for easy access by others

Work willingly with clients, other staff, supervisors, and principals

Training to meet company safety standards

Work in a safe and efficient manner at all times

Most work is performed in a professional office environment

Some trips to client offices and jobsites for observations may be required

Jobsite observations factors could include walking and climbing on uneven surfaces, exposure to outdoor environments and extreme weather (heat and freezing temperatures), noise exposure, driving for extended periods of time, exposure to allergens (i.e., pollen, dust, cedar, sumac, poison ivy, etc.), exposure to construction and traffic work zones, possible hand and power tool use, and extended periods of Personal Protective Equipment use

Extended use of electronic devices (i.e.-computers, printers, copiers, scanners, plotters, and telephones)

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