Security & Communications Project Lead

TecPro Ltd

Wasilla (AK)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 180,000

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage through FEHB

Dental coverage

401(k) with employer match

Vacation

Personal days

Holiday pay

Parental leave

Bereavement leave

Military leave

Life and accident insurance

Short-term disability

Long-term disability

Continuing education

Training

Career growth opportunities

Quarterly bonuses

Referral bonuses

Travel insurance

Work gear

Job summary

Koniag Energy & Water seeks a Security & Communications Project Manager to lead field projects across Alaska, coordinating video surveillance, networking, towers, and low‑voltage systems. You will own execution from turnover through testing, acceptance, and closeout, managing clients, technicians, electricians, vendors, and leadership.

The role requires strong knowledge of low‑voltage field construction, IP security, and safe, on‑time delivery under remote conditions.

Qualifications

Five+ years in project management/construction in electronic security or related field.
Experience managing field crews, subcontractors, procurement, budgets, schedules, changes, testing, client communication, and project closeout.
Working knowledge of IP video surveillance, networking, structured cabling, fiber or wireless communications, power and grounding.
Ability to interpret project financial information and forecast costs-to-complete and completion.
Strong written, verbal, organizational, and problem‑solving skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and project scheduling, cost‑control, and document‑management tools.
Valid driver license and ability to satisfy customer-site access, background-check, and drug-testing requirements.

Responsibilities

Manage multiple security, surveillance, communications, networking, tower, and related low-voltage projects from planning through customer acceptance and closeout.
Develop and maintain execution plans, budgets, schedules, labor forecasts, procurement plans, site logistics, submittal logs, testing plans, risk registers, and closeout plans.
Review contracts, drawings, specifications, estimates, proposals, and customer requests; identify scope gaps, system-interface issues, and commercial risk.
Coordinate technicians, tower crews, electricians, engineers, vendors, and subcontractors; ensure prerequisites, access, equipment, materials, tools, and information are available.
Track committed cost, labor productivity, percent complete, cost to complete, forecast at completion, billing status, change exposure, and gross-margin risk; elevate variances early.
Manage RFIs, submittals, equipment approvals, procurement, long-lead items, change orders, field records, customer decisions, and turnover documentation.
Support planning and issue resolution for IP cameras, video management systems, network switches, copper and fiber cabling, wireless links, power and grounding, equipment enclosures, access control, intrusion detection, intercom or communications systems, and system integration.
Coordinate tower and elevated work, including qualified resources, rescue and safety planning, access, lifting or rigging, weather constraints, inspections, and site-specific requirements.
Lead project and customer meetings; document decisions, action owners, due dates, testing requirements, outages, cutovers, and acceptance criteria.
Plan Alaska and remote-site mobilization, lodging, freight, badging, escorts, operational constraints, and coordination with owners and other contractors.
Verify systems are installed, labeled, configured, tested, documented, and turned over in accordance with approved design and customer requirements.
Promote compliance with safety, cybersecurity, quality, licensing, customer, and regulatory requirements applicable to each project.
Maintain productive client relationships and support estimates, proposals, site walks, lessons learned, and follow‑on opportunities when requested.