Deputy Project Manager

Duties

• Supervising, managing and directing project personnel in the planning and execution of individual projects.
• Conceiving and planning project execution details including methods of accomplishment and resource identification, mobilization, application and demobilization in support of project performance.
• Establishing project budgets, controls and schedules.
• Making sure project progress is monitored including on-site visits as necessary to ensure projects are being completed.
• Managing changes to the project.
• Overseeing contract changes and modifications, billing and invoicing related to project completion.
• Managing and resolving personnel and project conflicts.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or related technical field at a minimum. Additional experience may be substituted on a year for year basis for the required 4 year degree.
• Ability to use common office suite computer programs including word processors, spreadsheets, databases, and presentation applications.
• Ability to lead and direct individuals effectively, as well as the ability to understand, develop and implement schedules, plans and technical drawings.
• 15 years of experience conducting and managing projects.
• 10 years of combined direct radiological and/or hazardous remediation experience.
• Ability to travel as necessary to manage projects.
• Ability to provide short notice emergency response on demand.
• DOE "L" or "Q" clearance or the ability to obtain the same, as required.
• Professional Engineers License.
• Registered Radiation Protection Technologist.
• Certified Hazardous Materials Manager.
• Ability to conceptualize the steps required to complete a project from pre-bid through contract closeout.
• Ability to anticipate, investigate, and resolve project production issues. This includes client complaint resolution, project health and safety issues, and project personnel administration.

Working Conditions

• Frequently required to lift, carry and transport supplies and equipment to projects in the field.
• Required to regularly sit stand and walk around both in office environments and in the field. Conditions in the field may include industrial/construction sites, open fields, wooded areas and rugged terrain. Climbing may be required.
• Required to be able to wear protective clothing and respiratory protection devices.
• Work environment is dictated by individual project conditions. May be located indoors or outdoors, with environmental temperatures ranging from 0 to 120 degrees F. Projects may include exposure to dust, fumes, mists and vapors and may include exposure to radiation and hazardous materials. May also include exposure to noisy environment.