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Goodwin Recruiting seeks an experienced Project Manager (Utility T&D and Substations) in Akron, OH, with hands-on transmission and substation project experience. The role requires managing projects through construction, coordinating with engineering teams, contractors, and utility stakeholders.
You will lead scope, schedule, and budget while ensuring safety and quality. On-site work in the assigned market is required, with opportunities for growth and a strong benefits package.
Project Manager (Utility T&D and Substations)
Locations: Akron, OH | Pittsburgh, PA | Reading, PA | Richmond, VA
Work Arrangement: On-Site
Our client is a growing project and program management consulting firm supporting major electric utility infrastructure and capital improvement programs. They are expanding their project-management team and looking for experienced utility professionals who want to take ownership of complex, highly visible infrastructure projects.
This opportunity specifically requires hands-on electric utility Transmission, Distribution and/or Substation project experience. Candidates must have direct experience managing utility infrastructure projects through the construction/execution phase. General construction, commercial electrical, IT, telecom, facilities, or engineering/design experience without direct utility T&D/Substation project management will not meet the requirements of this position.
You’ll take ownership of electric utility capital projects from preconstruction through engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning and closeout, working directly with engineering teams, contractors, field personnel and utility stakeholders.
Base Salary: $125,000–$175,000, depending on experience and depth of utility T&D/Substation expertise.
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This isn't a desk-only PM position. You'll have the opportunity to work on critical electric infrastructure projects, partner directly with utility and construction teams, and have meaningful ownership over projects from planning through energization and closeout.
For an experienced T&D/Substation Project Manager who enjoys being close to the work, solving complex project challenges and seeing major infrastructure projects through to completion, this is an opportunity to join a growing organization with a strong pipeline of long-term utility work.