Transmission Project Manager: Development & Execution

Georgia Power Company; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Georgia Power is seeking a Project Manager (E7) within the Transmission Project Management Organization (PMO) to lead and coordinate development activities for transmission line and substation capital projects across Georgia. The role covers origination through budget approval, including scoping, conceptual design, outage planning, and initial budget requests.

The Development PMO will monitor progress, schedules, and budgets, focusing on high-risk areas, overseeing change management, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or engineering technology preferred.
• PE Certification a plus.
• PMP or other PM Certification a plus.

Responsibilities

• Ensures safety and quality are maintained at all times during the project lifecycle.
• Coordinates design, engineering, procurement, land acquisition, and construction activities for multiple transmission line and substation projects.
• Provides regular updates and status of projects to management, regions, IT partners, and customers.
• Monitors expenditures and budgets, managing scope changes and approvals.
• Identifies tasks, milestones, and resource requirements for assigned projects.
• Monitors and analyzes progress to negotiate changes.
• Adjusts work plans and resources as changes occur.
• Routes paperwork to ensure proper budgetary approvals.

Skills

PM Principles

Gated Process

Transmission Experience

Budgeting & Scheduling

Leadership

Stakeholder Management

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering or engineering technology

Tools

STOMP

TEAMS

P6/Primavera

Microsoft Project

Job description

Georgia Power is seeking a Project Manager (E7) within the Transmission Project Management Organization (PMO) to lead and coordinate development activities for transmission line and substation capital projects across Georgia. The role covers origination through budget approval, including scoping, conceptual design, outage planning, and initial budget requests.

The Development PMO will monitor progress, schedules, and budgets, focusing on high-risk areas, overseeing change management, and