ATALNT
Assistant Project Manager - Underground Utilities
ATALNT, San Diego, California, United States, 92189
Assistant Project Manager - Underground Utilities
San Diego, United States | Posted on 09/17/2025
Position Title: Assistant Project Manager - Underground Utilities
Pay Range: $120k - $150k
About the Opportunity
A leading infrastructure general contractor is seeking an experienced Assistant Project Manager to support complex public works and utility projects across Southern California.
With a reputation for delivering large-scale infrastructure safely, efficiently, and with technical excellence, this team is looking for a detail-oriented APM who thrives in a fast-paced, field-driven environment.
This position is ideal for someone who brings strong underground utility experience—specifically in wet utilities, trenching, and underground piping—in California. The role will work closely with the field and executive teams to drive project performance, support compliance, and exceed client expectations.
Key Responsibilities
Coordinate and manage field operations in partnership with project superintendents and engineers
Track project schedule, scope, and costs, identifying risks and opportunities
Maintain clear and proactive communication with clients, stakeholders, and subcontractors
Ensure compliance with all contract requirements, safety protocols, and local regulations
Lead, and progress reporting
Mentor Project Engineers and junior team members to support professional growth
Participate in internal project reviews and financial updates with senior leadership
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience
7+ years of field experience in heavy civil or underground construction
Must have hands‑on experience with underground piping, trenching, and wet utility installation in California
Familiarity with public works requirements, Cal/OSHA standards, and city agency coordination
OSHA 30 (CAL/OSHA) certification required
Proven ability to manage and mentor project teams
Strong time management, organization, and communication skills
Able to access and navigate active job sites across various terrain and conditions
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Life and disability insurance
401(k) with employer match
Tuition reimbursement (after one year)
Paid time off
Leadership that supports growth, mentorship, and work-life balance
The chance to work on impactful infrastructure projects that serve local communities
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Position Title: Assistant Project Manager - Underground Utilities
Pay Range: $120k - $150k
About the Opportunity
A leading infrastructure general contractor is seeking an experienced Assistant Project Manager to support complex public works and utility projects across Southern California.
With a reputation for delivering large-scale infrastructure safely, efficiently, and with technical excellence, this team is looking for a detail-oriented APM who thrives in a fast-paced, field-driven environment.
This position is ideal for someone who brings strong underground utility experience—specifically in wet utilities, trenching, and underground piping—in California. The role will work closely with the field and executive teams to drive project performance, support compliance, and exceed client expectations.
Key Responsibilities
Coordinate and manage field operations in partnership with project superintendents and engineers
Track project schedule, scope, and costs, identifying risks and opportunities
Maintain clear and proactive communication with clients, stakeholders, and subcontractors
Ensure compliance with all contract requirements, safety protocols, and local regulations
Lead, and progress reporting
Mentor Project Engineers and junior team members to support professional growth
Participate in internal project reviews and financial updates with senior leadership
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience
7+ years of field experience in heavy civil or underground construction
Must have hands‑on experience with underground piping, trenching, and wet utility installation in California
Familiarity with public works requirements, Cal/OSHA standards, and city agency coordination
OSHA 30 (CAL/OSHA) certification required
Proven ability to manage and mentor project teams
Strong time management, organization, and communication skills
Able to access and navigate active job sites across various terrain and conditions
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Life and disability insurance
401(k) with employer match
Tuition reimbursement (after one year)
Paid time off
Leadership that supports growth, mentorship, and work-life balance
The chance to work on impactful infrastructure projects that serve local communities
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