Project Manager- Transit Facilities
- Philadelphia, PA, United States
$121,966 to $127,000 USD / year
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Job details
- Pay
- $121,966 to $127,000 USD / year
- Experience
- 8+ years of progressive engineering/architecture experience, or equivalent combination of engineering, project management, and construction experience
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Required Skills & Experience
BS Degree in Engineering or Architecture 8+ years of progressive engineering/architecture experience, or equivalent combination of engineering, project management, and construction experience Strong background in engineering, construction, and project management Experience managing projects through planning, design, procurement, construction, and completion Experience managing budgets, schedules, manpower/resources, and project deliverables
Nice to Have Skills & Experience
Pennsylvania PE or RA License, includes an additional $5,000 salary increase MS in Engineering MBA Transit operations experience Railway/rail infrastructure experience
Job Description
Insight Global is seeking a Project Manager - Transit Facilities for a top public transportation and infrastructure client in Philadelphia. This individual will lead complex, multidisciplinary capital projects involving transit facilities, railway improvements, and zero-emission initiatives from initial planning and design through procurement, construction, and completion. The Project Manager will oversee budgets, schedules, consultants, contractors, engineers, architects, and construction teams while coordinating closely with operations departments and government agencies. This is a highly visible role for an experienced engineering or architecture professional looking to take ownership of major infrastructure projects that directly impact Philadelphia’s public transportation system.
Manage major Transit Facilities capital projects from planning and design through construction and completion Lead large projects or multiple smaller projects simultaneously Develop project scopes, conceptual plans, specifications, budgets, and schedules Prepare program and force account plans Prepare RFPs and manage consultant contracts Coordinate engineering and design reviews with Operations departments Direct multidisciplinary teams of engineers, architects, construction inspectors, consultants, and contractors Manage projects through design, procurement, and construction phases Forecast and maintain project budgets and manpower requirements Monitor consultant and contractor performance, progress, schedules, and deliverables Coordinate project requirements with Federal, State, City, and local government agencies Resolve engineering, construction, administrative, and project-related issues Estimate staffing needs, assign work, and ensure project schedules are achieved Support railway improvement and zero-emission capital programs Represent the organization with community groups and local committees Present project designs at public meetings when needed Develop and review project management training within the engineering/construction discipline