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The University of Oklahoma is seeking a Senior Utility Project Field Coordinator to lead complex campus infrastructure projects, coordinating contractors and on-site work to ensure safe, high-quality execution across plant operations, distribution systems, tunnels, and mechanical spaces.
Responsibilities include real-time oversight, project planning support, and ensuring alignment with operational, financial, quality, and service objectives.
Targeted salary: $60,400 annually, based on experience
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Monday - Friday 7:30am-4:00pm
Not required
The University of Oklahoma is seeking a Senior Utility Project Field Coordinator to lead complex infrastructure and utility projects that keep campus systems running safely and efficiently. In this hands‑on role, you'll bring projects to life, coordinating contractors, overseeing real‑time work, and ensuring safe, high‑quality execution across plant operations, distribution systems, and dynamic field environments, including tunnels and mechanical systems. Be part of a team that powers OU's operations through precision, safety, and excellence.
Coordinates and implements complex utility infrastructure and construction‑related projects within plant, distribution, and campus utility systems. Provides direct field coordination and oversight in active work environments, including tunnels, confined spaces, and areas involving heavy equipment and large‑scale boilers and chillers. Ensures safe, efficient, and effective execution of work by directing contractors, monitoring project activities in real time, and providing essential on‑site observation and guidance. Supports planning and implementation efforts to ensure projects meet operational, financial, quality, and service objectives while aligning with departmental goals and standards.
Experience or a combination of education & related experience can be considered in lieu of degree. A one‑to‑one ratio is used to determine the number of years of experience required in place of a degree.
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