Construction Project Manager (Subsurface Utilities)

Reports To: Subsurface Utility Group Manager Status: Full-time, Exempt Are you a recent Construction Management graduate looking for more than just standard field-engineer tasks? We are seeking an ambitious, early-career Project Manager to step into our Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) division and prepare to lead it. You will work directly alongside our current SUE Operations Manager to learn the discipline inside and out—from field logistics and utility locating technologies (ASCE 38 standards) to crew coordination, budgeting, and client delivery. This role is designed as a direct succession track: you’ll receive hands-on mentorship with the clear objective of stepping up to fully manage and grow the SUE service line as our current leader transitions out. Primary Areas of Focus Client EngagementContract ManagementProject AdministrationProposals & Estimating Core Responsibilities Responsible for preparing proposals and estimates forOversee construction sites, contractors, and sub-consultants to ensure a high level of quality, safety, and adherence to plans from conception to completion.Reviews sub-contractor pay applications to ensure billings, budget, and completionUnderstand and follow company practices and processes to perform tasks on time and withinGuarantees that all work is performed in accordance with approved manuals andInteract with team, clients, and vendors professionally, care for the EPS Group brand andMediate any disagreements among the project team and make decisions in the company and its clients' bestUnderstand the liabilities and risks of aResponsible for contract management, including requests for information, invoice review and approval, additional services, proposals, and changeResponsible for completing timecards accurately and on time and review assigned staff, if applicable Skills & Experience Bachelors Degree in Construction Management or related field is required. Prior experience working with underground utilities preferred.The ability to understand blueprints and construction documentsSafety-mindedness is a critical aspect of the position. Certifications are preferred.Familiarity and ability to read blueprints.Industry knowledge.Good communication and organizational skills.Understanding or risk management, budgets, and negotiation preferred. Physical Requirements Required to stand, walk, andRequires visits to project sites as needed.Requires a regular and normal range ofMust be able to lift 100 lbs., occasionally.Requires prolonged sitting with 15% of the time spent bending and reaching during office work and prolonged standing with a significant amount of time spent bending, squatting, and reaching when working in the field.Must have manual dexterity sufficient to operate a computer keyboard andNoise levels are consistent with a standard office environment when working in an However, when working in the field, noise levels vary from ambient outdoor levels to those requiring ear protection.Able to sit for an extended period while in transit to jobThis position may require outdoor work, ranging from extreme heat to cold temperatures and the potential for uneven terrain. Perks & Benefits Health, life, 401(k), dental and vision insuranceShort-term, long-term disability insurance and leavePaid holidaysPaid Time OffBereavement leaveCell phone stipend, if applicableDiscretionary bonuses, if applicableUse of company vehicle