Capital Project Manager (PMO Gas Ops Construction Projects)

Responsible for completing intermediate to large-sized gas compression and transmission capital projects. Utilizes formal project management information systems (PMIS) methods to identify and coordinate project team activities. This includes defining the scope of work, creating an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), scheduling, estimating, and overseeing design engineering. Manages project costs and schedules, assesses risks, implements change control procedures, and ensures that documentation processes for the authorization, initiation, planning and design, execution, and close-out phases are completed.

• Develops project scope and coordinates a team of specialists who provide project schedule, cost estimates and engineering specifications for capital projects.
• Ensures the completion of engineering, design, installation, testing, commissioning into service and project closeout.
• Responsible for project expenditures and the cost-effective procurement of labor, equipment and materials: coordinates with authorized company representatives in conducting bid meetings and reviews, supplier selections and evaluations; determines contracting strategy congruent with labor utilization strategies.
• Supports daily management of on-site construction activities, working with contractors and service providers, including timely completion of work within approved budget.
• Responsible for meeting key performance metrics including scope, schedule, and budget for projects and/or programs.
• Communicates project status to all stakeholders and engages appropriate stakeholders in decisions to ensure a clear understanding of direction and expectations.
• Interfaces with internal organizations, plants, suppliers, trade labor organizations (unions), etc. May support contract administration services for blanket orders or other subcontractors and vendors.
• Evaluates conditions and consults on solutions to control project risk.
• Ensures compliance with safety, environmental and regulatory requirements.
• Completes documentation and record keeping requirements.

This is a multi-track base requirement job; education and experience requirements can be satisfied through one of the following three options:

• Master's or bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering technology, architecture, construction management, project management, or business/management and 6 years of project management experience.
• Associate degree in engineering, engineering technology, architecture/technical design, project management, business/management, construction management, or construction technology and 8 years of related project management experience.
• High School Diploma or equivalent and 10 years of related project management experience.

Preferred:

• Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification.

• Gas Transmission Pipeline, Compression/Regulation/Metering stations, Industrial and power generation project management experience.

• Gas Operations experience in Transmission Pipeline Compression/Regulation/Metering Stations.

Other Qualifications

• Knowledge of PC & computer-based scheduling and financial tools, including (e.g Excel, Word, PowerPoint,Primavera, MS Project, SAP & Maximo)
• Communications (written & verbal): creates reports, designs, and conducts presentations at all levels of theCorporation.
• Managing capabilities prioritizes, delegates & manages time and workflow effectively.
• Analytical & decision-making abilities makes decisions systematically; anticipates and mitigates problems and understands decisions' business implications.

Incumbents may engage in all or some combination of the activities and accountabilities, and utilize a variety of the competencies cited in this description depending upon the organization and role to which they are assigned. This description is intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by incumbents in this job. It is not intended as an all-inclusive list of accountabilities or responsibilities, nor is it intended to limit the rights of supervisors or management representatives to assign, direct and control the work of employees under their supervision.