International Erosion Control Association
Electrical Project Manager
International Erosion Control Association, Charleston, West Virginia, us, 25329
Project Manager – Industrial Electrical Construction
Charleston Metro, West Virginia
Onsite (primary office‑based role with limited travel)
Overview We are seeking an experienced Industrial Electrical Project Manager to lead and support complex electrical projects across heavy industrial environments. This role is responsible for estimating (as needed), planning, executing, and closing projects while maintaining strong relationships with industrial clients and internal field teams.
The ideal candidate brings hands‑on experience in industrial or plant environments, understands the realities of field execution, and thrives in a collaborative, safety‑first culture.
What You’ll Be Doing
Manage multiple industrial electrical projects from preconstruction through closeout, including budgeting, scheduling, forecasting, and cost control
Support estimating efforts and participate in design‑assist and preconstruction budgeting when required
Review and manage project scope, contracts, and change orders, ensuring compliance with contractual and notice provisions
Coordinate procurement of materials, equipment, rentals, and subcontracted work in collaboration with purchasing teams
Partner closely with Superintendents and field leadership to adjust schedules and resources to meet quality, safety, and budget goals
Monitor project performance against scope, schedule, quality standards, and financial targets
Track work-in-place, value earned, and manage monthly billing to maintain healthy project cash flow
Lead monthly project status and forecast‑to‑complete meetings, providing early indicators and clear reporting
Identify risks, develop mitigation plans, and proactively address issues before they impact the project
Champion safety by ensuring appropriate training, awareness, and consistent execution of safety practices in the field
Identify value engineering opportunities and value‑creating solutions to improve overall project outcomes
Maintain accurate project documentation including daily logs, submittals, change orders, and closeout materials
Manage conflicts or challenges calmly and constructively, keeping projects moving forward
Ensure timely and complete project closeout, internally and externally
Project Environment
Heavy industrial electrical work including chemical plants, automotive facilities, power plants, and hydroelectric projects
Long‑term projects typically ranging from 1–2 years, with some accounts consisting of multiple concurrent work orders or project phases
Collaboration with field and operations teams primarily based out of West Virginia
Limited travel (approximately one week per month on average, depending on project needs); travel expenses covered when required
What We’re Looking For Required Experience & Qualifications
3–5 years of experience for mid‑level candidates;6–10 years for senior‑level candidates
Background in industrial electrical construction or plant environments
Experience managing or supporting electricians and field crews on active jobsites
Strong understanding of project controls, scheduling, cost tracking, and forecasting
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in fast‑paced environments
Excellent communication skills with the ability to work across field, operations, and leadership teams
Proficiency with construction software and tools such as Bluebeam, Accubid, Spectrum (or similar), and Excel
Preferred / Nice to Have
Experience estimating electrical construction projects
Completion of a nationally recognized electrical apprenticeship
Prior experience on large automotive or manufacturing projects
Union electrical background
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Charleston Metro, West Virginia
Onsite (primary office‑based role with limited travel)
Overview We are seeking an experienced Industrial Electrical Project Manager to lead and support complex electrical projects across heavy industrial environments. This role is responsible for estimating (as needed), planning, executing, and closing projects while maintaining strong relationships with industrial clients and internal field teams.
The ideal candidate brings hands‑on experience in industrial or plant environments, understands the realities of field execution, and thrives in a collaborative, safety‑first culture.
What You’ll Be Doing
Manage multiple industrial electrical projects from preconstruction through closeout, including budgeting, scheduling, forecasting, and cost control
Support estimating efforts and participate in design‑assist and preconstruction budgeting when required
Review and manage project scope, contracts, and change orders, ensuring compliance with contractual and notice provisions
Coordinate procurement of materials, equipment, rentals, and subcontracted work in collaboration with purchasing teams
Partner closely with Superintendents and field leadership to adjust schedules and resources to meet quality, safety, and budget goals
Monitor project performance against scope, schedule, quality standards, and financial targets
Track work-in-place, value earned, and manage monthly billing to maintain healthy project cash flow
Lead monthly project status and forecast‑to‑complete meetings, providing early indicators and clear reporting
Identify risks, develop mitigation plans, and proactively address issues before they impact the project
Champion safety by ensuring appropriate training, awareness, and consistent execution of safety practices in the field
Identify value engineering opportunities and value‑creating solutions to improve overall project outcomes
Maintain accurate project documentation including daily logs, submittals, change orders, and closeout materials
Manage conflicts or challenges calmly and constructively, keeping projects moving forward
Ensure timely and complete project closeout, internally and externally
Project Environment
Heavy industrial electrical work including chemical plants, automotive facilities, power plants, and hydroelectric projects
Long‑term projects typically ranging from 1–2 years, with some accounts consisting of multiple concurrent work orders or project phases
Collaboration with field and operations teams primarily based out of West Virginia
Limited travel (approximately one week per month on average, depending on project needs); travel expenses covered when required
What We’re Looking For Required Experience & Qualifications
3–5 years of experience for mid‑level candidates;6–10 years for senior‑level candidates
Background in industrial electrical construction or plant environments
Experience managing or supporting electricians and field crews on active jobsites
Strong understanding of project controls, scheduling, cost tracking, and forecasting
Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in fast‑paced environments
Excellent communication skills with the ability to work across field, operations, and leadership teams
Proficiency with construction software and tools such as Bluebeam, Accubid, Spectrum (or similar), and Excel
Preferred / Nice to Have
Experience estimating electrical construction projects
Completion of a nationally recognized electrical apprenticeship
Prior experience on large automotive or manufacturing projects
Union electrical background
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