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American Structurepoint

Multidisciplinary architecture/engineering consulting for infrastructure

Project Manager - Utility Infrastructure, Indianapolis, IN

Water Resources EngineeringPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeIndianapolis, IN, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Registered engineer with 7+ years of diversified Utility Infrastructure experience; up to one year of graduate school may be considered as part of the relevant experience.
  • Experience in utility infrastructure engineering and construction projects involving drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater.
  • Proven project management abilities resulting in on-time and on-budget delivery while maximizing project profitability.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to communicate clearly both verbally and in writing.
  • Ability to lift up to 15 pounds.
  • Consistent, reliable attendance and punctuality.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee Utility Infrastructure planning, studies, and design projects, including regulatory compliance, funding sources, alternative project delivery, construction, utility management, drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater management.
  • Prepare scopes of work, fee justifications, and contracts for each project.
  • Coordinate marketing and resume materials.
  • Assist in developing proposals for project work, scopes of work, services, subconsultant agreements, and fees.
  • Establish project plans including schedules, major deliverables, quality review milestones, file management, risk registers, staffing needs, budgets, man-hour utilization, and revenue forecasts.
  • Coordinate projects with clients, regulatory agencies, utility companies, land acquisition professionals, other departments, and subconsultants.
  • Set up projects in accounting software.
  • Take full ownership of and manage all aspects of projects from conception through completion.
  • Delegate and direct production staff work and mentor staff to accomplish project goals within budget and schedule.
  • Identify project roadblocks, troubleshoot and resolve them, and respond to construction-related problems.
  • Represent the firm at meetings and lead client coordination, project team coordination, design, and construction progress.
  • Prepare and conduct technical writing and presentations.
  • Monitor projects for scope progress, schedule, budget, and staffing.
  • Prepare and distribute project progress reports covering accomplishments, planned work, schedule and budget updates, action items, information needs, invoicing, and accounts receivable.
  • Manage scope changes, document progress, seek additional compensation for out-of-scope work, and prepare contract amendments.
  • Maintain and share project plan, schedule, risk register, file management, and client correspondence updates.
  • Monitor and forecast labor needs and coordinate personnel allocation and project workload distribution.
  • Control revenue recognition and billing in accounting software.
  • Forecast monthly revenue projections and communicate potential risks to the Group Leader.
  • Complete project closeout requirements, including documentation, archiving, accounting, marketing, resumes, celebrations, and lessons learned.
  • Mentor and provide hands-on assistance when teaching design elements and oral and writing skills to design engineers and technicians.
  • Supervise project personnel to ensure professional standards, quality management plans, budgets, and schedules are met.
  • Review final design documents and calculations prepared by engineers and technicians for completeness and accuracy before submittal.
  • Review work by other engineering disciplines and subconsultants to identify and resolve design conflicts and ensure contract compliance.
  • Facilitate quality reviews for design approach, constructability, and accuracy.
  • Respond to client requests and maintain client relationships to resolve questions about scope, design exceptions, project development, schedule, extra work, and billing.
  • Develop profitable repeat work with existing clients and provide technical support to the business development team.
  • Participate in local and national industry, professional, and community organizations.
  • Complete continuing education related to engineering certifications and licensure, design best practices, industry standards, emerging technologies, project management, accounting software, agreements, fee development, risk, liability and claims processes, public speaking, and leadership skills.
  • Meet an 80% utilization-rate goal and performance expectations for project completion, deliverable quality, profitability, client relationships, and staff development.
  • Make occasional day trips to project sites and client meetings.
  • Perform occasional site visits and construction observation.

About the Company

American Structurepoint

Multidisciplinary architecture/engineering consulting for infrastructure

American Structurepoint is a multidisciplinary planning and design firm that provides architecture, civil and structural engineering, environmental services, construction services, and information technology to public and private clients. It guides projects from concept through completion by delivering planning, design, and construction inspection with integrated in-house teams. The company distinguishes itself by offering many in-house disciplines under one roof for single-point project management across markets like transportation, commercial, and environmental projects. Its goal is to move ideas into built environments on schedule and within budget and quality expectations.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Indianapolis, IN
Founded
1966

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