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Project Manager
411 Fayetteville St. Raleigh, NC 27601 US
Job Description
Description:
*Full time, hybrid, 3 days/week in office*
Minimal travel (5%) for occasional face to face meetings, all within daily driving distance (2 hours).
$47-$57 per hour
This position is a Project Management career path entry level position. This role will support meeting internal requirements to meet governance standards on a variety of Distribution (Customer Delivery) projects in the Power/Utility industry. The primary responsibility of this role will be to assist in the development and approvals of required project documents to meet internal company requirements. Typical project documents involved include project plans, risk assessments, schedules, estimates, funding requests, and other project artifacts. Each project requires periodic management reviews/approvals as the project progresses through the life cycle and this role will be involved from project setup through to project close out.
Responsibilities will include developing/assist in the development of required documents, compiling and submitting documents for management review, and archiving approved documents. This position will work daily with other project managers on a variety of projects in the Eastern NC territory. Secondary responsibilities for this role will include assisting in the financial closeout of completed projects, assisting in management of the project schedules, and replying to information requests about project status.
Growth opportunities in this role will include:
- Routine interaction with multiple project managers
- Exposure of Project Management standards and process
- Options for project site visits
- Attending project team meetings
Additional Information
Meet Your Recruiter
April Shelton
April Shelton is a senior recruiter with more than 25 years in the industry. April specializes in nuclear, power, and energy engineering. Her advice to job seekers is "Always have an updated resume. Don’t reply to a job posting if you are not fully qualified. If you use a cell phone as your primary contact, make sure it is professional and doesn’t have a song playing or an unprofessional voicemail message."