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North Houston Pole Line LP (NHPL), a Quanta Services, Inc. subsidiary, seeks a Project Manager to lead high-voltage substation construction projects in our transmission operations.
You will manage the full lifecycle from kickoff through energization and closeout, with emphasis on safety, schedule, and client relations. The role requires 5+ years in substation PM, full ownership of scope, schedule, budget, and change management, and strong proficiency with Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.
North Houston Pole Line (NHPL), a Quanta Services, Inc. (NYSE:PWR) company, was founded in 1970 primarily to perform overhead distribution work in Houston, Texas. While serving the greater Houston area and beyond over the last 50+ years, NHPLC has seen utility demands increase and our valued customer's needs evolve. Inherent to continued success, NHPLC has evolved and grew with the ever-changing needs of our customers to ensure we remain the top choice for all our customer's energy demands. As a result of meeting these demands, the company has grown into one of the largest construction contractors in the Southwest, providing a diverse portfolio of services in many rural, urban, and geographical areas.
As a Quanta Services, Inc. Subsidiary, North Houston Pole Line delivers first-class services on virtually any project. A member of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), North Houston Pole Line relentlessly pursues continued improvement ensuring our workforce has the necessary training, equipment, and resources to meet or exceed customer needs in a safe, productive, and cost-effective manner. To strengthen this broad range of expertise, North Houston Pole Line's highly qualified workforce undergoes extensive training in well-established instructional programs.
Joining our team means being part of an organization that values drive and inclusion. We focus on career development and reward excellence, recognizing each team member's unique contributions. We’re at the forefront of powering modern life. Discover how your skills and dedication can make a real difference to us.
North Houston Pole Line (NHPL), a Quanta Services company, is seeking a Project Manager to lead high-voltage substation construction projects within our transmission operations. This role manages the full project lifecycle, including scope, schedule, budget, subcontractors, change management, and client relationships, from kickoff through energization and closeout. Substation experience is preferred, although candidates with strong transmission line project management experience will also be considered.
The Project Manager serves as NHPL’s primary representative to the utility client and works closely with field leadership and project teams to deliver safe, timely, and financially successful projects. This opportunity is suited for someone who understands field construction, takes ownership of project performance, develops teams, and independently manages a growing portfolio of work.
Substation Project Management
5+ years managing high-voltage substation construction (strong transmission line PM experience considered in addition to, or in place of, substation background)
Full ownership of scope, schedule, budget, and change management from kickoff through energization
Scheduling & Project Controls
Proficiency in Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project (both required)
Builds schedules from scratch, sets baselines, and produces variance and cost reports
Reads critical path, flags risk early, and ties schedule data to financial performance
Financial & Commercial Command
Owns project budgets, cost forecasting, and job cost structures
Experience with change order justification, subcontract negotiation, and client-facing pricing
Leadership & Client Management
Client-facing leader who can represent NHPL at kickoffs, job walks, and project reviews
Self-starter who anticipates problems and drives resolution without waiting to be told
Thrives in a fast-moving construction environment with competing priorities and tight timelines