Project Manager - Electrical

Overview of Job:

The Project Manager -
Electrical will lead and manage the successful execution of electrical
engineering projects, from initiation to closeout. This role requires a strong
understanding of electrical engineering principles, project management
methodologies, and industry best practices. The Project Manager will be
responsible for planning, budgeting, scheduling, and overseeing the
implementation of electrical systems, ensuring projects are delivered on time,
within budget, and to the required quality and safety standards.

Key
Responsibilities:

I. Project Planning
& Development:

• Scope Definition: Collaborate with clients, engineers, and
  stakeholders to define project scope, objectives, and deliverables.
  
• Budgeting & Cost Estimation: Develop detailed project budgets and cost
  estimates for the electrical scope of work.
  
• Scheduling: Create and manage project schedules,
  including milestones, critical paths, and resource allocation.
  
• Risk Management: Identify and assess potential risks and
  develop mitigation strategies.
  
• Procurement: Manage the procurement of electrical
  equipment, materials, and services, ensuring compliance with project
  specifications and budget constraints.
  
• Contract Management: Review and negotiate contracts with
  vendors and subcontractors.
  

II. Project
Execution & Monitoring:

• Team Leadership: Lead and manage a team of engineers,
  technicians, and other project personnel.
  
• Technical Oversight: Provide technical guidance and oversight
  for the design, installation, and testing of electrical systems.
  
• Quality Control: Implement and enforce quality control
  procedures to ensure compliance with project specifications and industry
  standards.
  
• Safety Management: Ensure compliance with all safety
  regulations and promote a safe working environment.
  
• Progress Tracking: Monitor project progress against the
  schedule and budget, and take corrective actions as needed.
  
• Communication & Reporting: Maintain effective communication with
  clients, stakeholders, and the project team. Provide regular progress
  reports and updates.
  
• Problem Solving: Identify and resolve technical and
  logistical challenges that may arise during the project.
  

III. Project
Closeout:

• Testing & Commissioning: Oversee the testing and commissioning of
  electrical systems to ensure proper functionality and performance.
  
• Documentation: Ensure complete and accurate project
  documentation, including as -built drawings, test reports, and operation
  manuals.
  
• Handover: Manage the handover of the completed
  project to the client.
  
• Project Review: Conduct post -project reviews to identify
  lessons learned and improve future projects.
  

Requirements