Field Project Manager – Utility Vegetation & ROW

Opterra Solutions, Inc.; North Carolina, United States, Northern America, Americas; Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Opterra Solutions, Inc. is seeking a Project Manager for Utility Vegetation Management to oversee herbicide application and right-of-way programs across multiple states in the Southeast.

The role requires strong leadership, field supervision, and communication with utility customers and landowners. The position involves extensive travel during the spray season, planning and budgeting in the off-season, and ensuring compliance with herbicide labels and environmental regulations.

Qualifications

• Experience in utility vegetation management or related industries.
• Ability to read maps, aerial imagery, and project work plans.
• Strong organizational and communication skills.
• Willingness to travel extensively throughout the Southeast during spray season.
• Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
• Outdoor work in varying weather conditions.

Responsibilities

• Manage utility right-of-way and vegetation projects from start to finish.
• Lead herbicide application crews on powerline and utility corridors.
• Ensure safety and contract compliance of projects.
• Coordinate manpower, equipment, chemicals, and logistics for multiple projects.
• Conduct field inspections and quality control reviews.
• Attend customer meetings and provide project updates.

Skills

Leadership

Project management

Communication

GIS mapping

Maps reading

Travel readiness

Organizational skills

Tools

GIS mapping

GPS navigation

Digital reporting

Job description

Opterra Solutions, Inc. is seeking a Project Manager for Utility Vegetation Management to oversee herbicide application and right-of-way programs across multiple states in the Southeast.

The role requires strong leadership, field supervision, and communication with utility customers and landowners. The position involves extensive travel during the spray season, planning and budgeting in the off-season, and ensuring compliance with herbicide labels and environmental regulations.