CHYM Transportation Project Lead

Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation Days

Sick Days

Paid Holidays

Job summary

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County seeks a Transportation Project Manager to drive CHYM projects from initiation through completion, focusing on scope, budget, schedule, and risk. You will collaborate with planning, design, and construction experts to deliver complex capital projects aligned with program goals.

This role requires coordinating with multiple Metro departments, the Mayor’s Office, and external partners, while engaging with communities and stakeholders to

Qualifications

• High school diploma and extensive construction project/lead experience.
• Associate degree plus several years in project management or inspections.
• Foreign accreditations are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

• Lead delivery of CHYM transportation projects from initiation to completion.
• Develop, monitor, and maintain schedules and budgets for projects.
• Maintain project documentation; support changes and issue resolution.
• Coordinate across NDOT, Mayor’s Office, and external partners.
• Ensure safety, ADA, and Metro construction guideline compliance.
• Provide leadership to multidisciplinary project teams to hit milestones.

Skills

PMP Certification

Project estimating & budgeting

Critical path method scheduling

Metro Charter & Metro Code knowledge

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Associate’s Degree in related field

Accreditations earned abroad

Job description

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County seeks a Transportation Project Manager to drive CHYM projects from initiation through completion, focusing on scope, budget, schedule, and risk. You will collaborate with planning, design, and construction experts to deliver complex capital projects aligned with program goals.

This role requires coordinating with multiple Metro departments, the Mayor’s Office, and external partners, while engaging with communities and stakeholders to