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The T&D Supply Chain Coordinator is responsible for tracking equipment delivery dates, maintaining communication with vendors, verifying material orders, producing reports for project managers, and ensuring readiness of materials for projects. This role requires a strong background in supply chain and procurement processes.

As a Constructability & Outage Sequencer, you'll ensure project compliance through field audits, technical writing, and effective communication. You'll manage project coordination, document progress, and lead discussions to improve project outcomes. Regular travel is required, alongside a focus on data collection and compliance with safety practices.

The Senior Substation Engineer leads the design and management of protection and control systems for utility substations. Responsibilities include creating design scopes, managing budgets and schedules, performing studies, mentoring junior staff, and collaborating with various stakeholders. The role requires technical expertise in substation systems up to 500kV and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.

The Assistant Project Manager will assist engineering and construction teams, support RFP development, manage contractor submittals, oversee contracts, and prepare budget and project status reports. This role requires strong communication, analytical skills, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.

The Project Manager will oversee multiple engineering projects from initiation to close out, managing schedules, budgets, and resources. Responsible for developing execution plans, tracking metrics, and ensuring compliance with procedures. Up to 10% travel may be required.

The Project Management Analyst supports project managers throughout the project lifecycle by assisting with project initiation, design monitoring, construction tracking, and project closeout. Responsibilities include collaboration with various stakeholders and managing project documentation and reports to ensure successful project completion.

The Project Manager will oversee multiple projects from initiation to close out, managing schedules, budgets, and resources. Responsibilities include developing project execution plans, providing forecasts, and reporting metrics to stakeholders, while ensuring compliance and effective team direction.

Manage the substation engineering team and oversee the design and delivery of substation projects while ensuring adherence to quality standards and client specifications. Provide mentorship to team members, coordinate project progress, and assist with resource planning and training needs. Collaborate with business development for department growth.

The Assistant Project Manager will assist engineering and construction teams with various project tasks, including supporting RFP development, managing contractor submissions, overseeing contracts, and preparing project reports. The role requires strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

The Constructability & Outage Sequencer is responsible for ensuring compliance with safety practices, leading project meetings, performing field audits of construction activities, documenting project progress, and managing project communications. This role requires adept technical writing, leadership, and the ability to travel to various project sites.

The Constructability & Outage Sequencer will oversee construction compliance, lead project meetings, perform audits, manage project communications, and ensure safety and quality standards are met. Responsibilities also include data collection, documenting project progression, and assessing construction crew performance, with up to 50% travel required.

The Constructability & Outage Sequencer will be responsible for overseeing project compliance, conducting field audits, managing communication with stakeholders, documenting site performance, and resolving change orders. This role requires technical writing skills and management of project activities while ensuring safety practices. Up to 50% travel is required for site visits, with effective leadership and problem-solving skills needed for success.