Electrical Project Manager: Lead Complex Construction Projects

Manhattan Construction Group; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Manhattan Construction Company is seeking an Electrical Project Manager to lead project direction, completion, and financial outcomes for assigned projects. You will mentor on-site staff, exercise strong leadership, and ensure client satisfaction through clear communication and effective cost control.

The role requires an electrical background, a construction management degree (or equivalent experience), and at least eight years in the industry. Travel to metropolitan area sites may be required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree- Construction Management, Engineering or equivalent. May substitute required education degree with related experience on a one-to-one basis.
• 8 years of industry experience
• Proven ability to manage projects in excess of $25 million
• Must have an electrical background
• OSHA 30-Hour Safety Certification and First Aid & CPR Training

Responsibilities

• Practices implementation of Operation Zero and all Manhattan safety policies
• Manages Conflict Resolution Process with Owners
• Manages Change Order Negotiations with Subcontractors
• Prepares and submits Change Order Requests and completes negotiations for changes
• Lead Owner/ Architect/ Contractor Meetings
• Organizes and Leads Trade Contractor Meetings
• Lead Project Execution Planning Process
• Identify and manage risk proactively to mitigate project risk

Skills

OSHA 30-Hour Safety Certification

First Aid & CPR Training

Effective Communicator

Microsoft Office

Document control

Time management

Leadership

Client relationship management

Education

Bachelor’s Degree- Construction Management, Engineering or equivalent

Eight years of industry experience

Tools

Scheduling software

Job description

Manhattan Construction Company is seeking an Electrical Project Manager to lead project direction, completion, and financial outcomes for assigned projects. You will mentor on-site staff, exercise strong leadership, and ensure client satisfaction through clear communication and effective cost control.

The role requires an electrical background, a construction management degree (or equivalent experience), and at least eight years in the industry. Travel to metropolitan area sites may be required.