Project Manager / Estimator - Federal Special Projects Job at Blueprint Staffing

Municipal Project Manager

Responsible for leading the planning, design, procurement and delivery of munici...

Location

United States , Arkansas City

Salary:

51792.00 - 93704.00 USD / Year

City of Arkansas City

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

High school diploma or other equivalent
Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration, Construction Management, Project Management, Business Administration, Planning or a related field
Three years of experience managing public infrastructure, construction or capital projects
Valid Driver’s License with safe driving record
PMP, CCM or PE (Kansas) Certifications preferred
Ability to obtain KDOT LPA Right-Of-Way and KDOT Pre-Project Certifications within one year of hire
Knowledge of principles and practices of public-sector project and construction management
Ability to analyze data, make informed decisions and manage competing priorities under tight deadlines
Familiar with environmental regulations, ROW and utility coordination and KDOT/FHWA procedures
Skilled in project management software and financial tracking dashboards

Job Responsibility

Selects, supervises, directs and evaluates assigned staff, processes employee concerns and problems, directs work, counsels, disciplines, and completes employee performance appraisals
Chairs and coordinates the City’s CIP Committee, facilitating interdepartmental collaboration to identify, evaluate and prioritize capital projects
Leads development of the multi-year Capital Improvement Plan, ensuring accurate cost estimates, justifications and funding strategies
Prepares and presents CIP updates and recommendations to the City Manager and City Commission for approval and adoption
Ensures integration of CIP projects with the City’s annual budget, grants and long-term financial planning
Maintains accurate project data in the City’s CIP database and updates project tracking dashboards for transparency and accountability
Delivers assigned capital projects using recognized PM methodologies including PMI, CMAA, or equivalent
Develops scopes, budgets, schedules, risk registers, QA/QC plans, and change management strategies
Manages all phases of project execution including design, permitting, procurement, construction, commissioning, and close-out
Tracks and reports performance using Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as CPI, SPI, contingency utilization and milestone completion

Fulltime

Subcontract Program Manager II

Location

United States , Merrimack

Salary:

149603.00 - 254317.00 USD / Year

Baesystems

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Ability to travel approximately 25% of the time
Bachelor’s degree in a related field of study
Experience in Subcontract Management, Project Management or Program Management
Strong demonstrated negotiation skills and strategies
Experience in new business capture to include proposals
Experience developing long-term strategies and tactical plans to achieve enterprise objectives.
Successful, proven record of leading and managing multi-discipline project teams
Strong interpersonal skills with a focus on relationship building, leading through influence, and the ability to effectively communicate (verbally and in writing) at all levels
Ability to develop plans specifying goals, staffing, scheduling, identification of risks, contingency plans, and allocation of available resources
Experience with scope management and cost estimating, including estimate to complete/estimate at completion (ETC/EAC) processes.

Job Responsibility

The SPM will be responsible for F35 Material activities to include the Strategy, Cost, and Schedule for all material.
Manage the execution of materials, equipment, supplies and services of a highly-specialized and complex nature through all phases of the program lifecycle.
Evaluate, negotiate, and manage assigned subcontracts to perform to each project’s specifications, quality, budget, schedule and earned value requirements to include the timely delivery of all deliverables required to fulfill the subcontract.
Author, manage and influence critical path releases of Statements of Works (SOWs) and plans to align with required schedules and subcontractor lead times
Deliver quality customer service to both internal and external customers and foster and maintain good supplier relationships, while driving a Zero Defect mindset with suppliers.
Participate in the support of new business and in the development of financial plans for the company, as it pertains to the planned outsourced portion of the project(s).

What we offer

health, dental, and vision insurance
health savings accounts
a 401(k) savings plan
disability coverage
and life and accident insurance
employee assistance program
a legal plan
discounts on things like home, auto, and pet insurance
paid time off
paid holidays

Fulltime

Structural Engineer

Elevate Your Career. Join a team where your expertise is valued. As a Klingner S...

Location

United States , Carbondale

Salary:

Not provided

Klingner & Associates, PC

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A minimum of 5 years working experience in industrial and / or commercial work
A Bachelor of Science in Civil, Architectural, or Agricultural Engineering, specializing in structures
Must hold a Professional Engineer license in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, or Kentucky
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and other Microsoft Office software is a must
A solid understanding of structural engineering standards and an extensive working experience with a variety of State, Federal, and private design projects
Experience preparing construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates is required
Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget is required
Ability to conduct all projects by quality standards and Klingner procedures, with a strong focus of on accuracy and quality of work
Experience writing thorough reports and studies, scopes of work, and proposals
A strong technical background with skillsets in problem-solving, creativity, and attention to detail

Job Responsibility

Lead the structural design of a wide range of gravity and lateral structural building systems utilizing concrete, masonry, steel, and wood / timber
Develop system layouts and calculations to support design activities
Evaluate multiple solutions to ensure compliance with design and regulatory standards, client expectations, and project requirements
Identify potential structural risks and develop mitigation strategies
Estimate project hours, plan, schedule, and coordinate all technical work to successfully complete multiple projects simultaneously
Collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, and clients as part of Klingner’s design processes
Conduct structural assessments and evaluations of structures to determine their safety, durability, and compliance with applicable codes
Prepare narratives and detailed engineering reports outlining existing conditions, recommendations, and opinions of probable cost, as necessary
Write clear project scopes for proposals
Conduct meetings and project presentations to provide progress updates, address concerns, and gather client feedback

What we offer

Mentor / Mentee opportunities
Professional development assistance
Health insurance (three coverage options available)
Vision and dental insurance
VPTO, sick leave, and 7.5 paid holidays
401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match
Health savings and Flexible Spending
Yearly Wellness reimbursement
Bonus opportunities
Referral program

Fulltime

Structural Engineer

Elevate Your Career. Join a team where your expertise is valued. As a Klingner S...

Location

United States , Burlington

Salary:

Not provided

Klingner & Associates, PC

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A minimum of 5 years working experience in industrial and / or commercial work
A Bachelor of Science in Civil, Architectural, or Agricultural Engineering, specializing in structures
Must hold a Professional Engineer license in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, or Kentucky
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and other Microsoft Office software is a must
A solid understanding of structural engineering standards and an extensive working experience with a variety of State, Federal, and private design projects
Experience preparing construction plans, specifications, and cost estimates is required
Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget is required
Ability to conduct all projects by quality standards and Klingner procedures, with a strong focus of on accuracy and quality of work
Experience writing thorough reports and studies, scopes of work, and proposals
A strong technical background with skillsets in problem-solving, creativity, and attention to detail

Job Responsibility

Lead the structural design of a wide range of gravity and lateral structural building systems utilizing concrete, masonry, steel, and wood / timber
Develop system layouts and calculations to support design activities
Evaluate multiple solutions to ensure compliance with design and regulatory standards, client expectations, and project requirements
Identify potential structural risks and develop mitigation strategies
Estimate project hours, plan, schedule, and coordinate all technical work to successfully complete multiple projects simultaneously
Collaborate with architects, engineers, contractors, and clients as part of Klingner’s design processes
Conduct structural assessments and evaluations of structures to determine their safety, durability, and compliance with applicable codes
Prepare narratives and detailed engineering reports outlining existing conditions, recommendations, and opinions of probable cost, as necessary
Write clear project scopes for proposals
Conduct meetings and project presentations to provide progress updates, address concerns, and gather client feedback

Fulltime

Resident Engineer

The Wyoming Department of Transportation is seeking a Principal Engineer to lead...

Location

United States , Evanston

Salary:

7399.06 - 8221.18 USD / Month

Wyoming Department of Transportation

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree (in Engineering)
2-4 years of progressive work experience (in Engineering) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Project Engineer
Professional Engineer's (PE) License Required at time of hire - (Wyoming PE required within one year of hire date.)
Knowledge of engineering fundamentals relating to highway geometrics, hydraulic design, soil engineering, and construction practices.
Knowledge of legal aspects of supervision, hiring, and firing.
Skilled in preparing and delivering technical training and presentations.
Able to communicate effectively through both verbal and written means.
Able to effectively plan, organize, oversee, and monitor work schedules and projects.
Able to give attention and work under pressure.

Job Responsibility

Manage construction and maintenance projects for bridges, interstates, highways, county roads, city streets, and public buildings.
Supervise and mentor a team of engineers and technicians involved in project design and contract oversight.
Coordinate with Federal, State, County, and City officials, utility companies, landowners, and the public throughout the project lifecycle.
Apply professional engineering principles to ensure high-quality, timely, and on-budget project delivery with a focus on safety and efficiency.
Responsible for documentation of project quantities and payment.
Responsible for negotiating and securing agreements with landowners, government agencies, and consultants.
Responsible for meeting requirements of DEQ, BLM, USFS, and other agencies on projects.
Coordinate and develop consensus among representatives of the city, county, federal, and the department and the general public and special interest groups.
Research, locate, and negotiate materials, survey, water, and plant site agreements.
Generate special provisions for all projects to address issues unique to each project.

What we offer

$2,000 Hiring Bonus
Relocation assistance may be available
Health, Dental, Vision, Life, and Disability Insurance
Pension Plan with 14.94% employer contribution
Optional 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plan with additional state contributions
Generous paid leave (Vacation, Sick Leave, and 10 paid holidays)
FMLA

Fulltime

Civil Engineer

Leading Infrastructure Improvements. Make a positive impact as a Klingner Civil ...

Location

United States , Galesburg

Salary:

Not provided

Klingner & Associates, PC

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

10+ years of demonstrated experience in site development / municipal engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or closely-related engineering field from an accredited university
Must hold a Professional Engineer license in Iowa, or can obtain within three months
Must have excellent working knowledge of Civil3D, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word
Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget
Clear written and verbal communication
Understanding of and experience in applying regulatory agency laws, ordinances, and regulations for Municipal, County, State, and Federal agency permitting submittals
Experience writing thorough reports and studies, scopes of work, and proposals
Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to hold strong business relationships with municipal and residential/commercial/industrial clients
Ability to conduct all projects by quality standards and Klingner procedures, with a strong focus on accuracy and quality of work

Job Responsibility

Lead site development and municipal infrastructure projects while managing timelines, budgets, and overall quality
Develop and review designs, plans, specifications, permitting, and final construction documents for site developments, subdivision infrastructure, municipal infrastructure, and general civil engineering projects
Consider various technologies, system efficiency, reliability, operator capabilities, long-term need, and environmental impact to promote sustainable design
Provide specialized technical input as well as storm water drainage hydraulic / hydrologic modeling and evaluations to support reporting and design
Complete Preliminary Engineering Reports, opinions of probable construction cost, and all other necessary reports and estimates
Identify and address potential project risks and independently produce mitigation strategies
Ensure compliance with all applicable Local, State, and Federal regulations concerning various site locations
Maintain current knowledge of regulatory trends to provide forward-thinking solutions
Follow industry design trends, technological advancements, professional organizations, and new certifications
Implement Klingner standards and quality control procedures to ensure project safety, reliability, and longevity

What we offer

Mentor / Mentee opportunities
Professional development assistance
Health insurance (three coverage options available)
Vision and dental insurance
VPTO, sick leave, and 7.5 paid holidays
401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match
Health savings and Flexible Spending
Yearly Wellness reimbursement
Bonus opportunities
Referral program

Fulltime

Civil Engineer - Municipal Infrastructure

Make a positive impact as a Klingner Civil Engineer in our Water / Wastewater De...

Location

United States , Galesburg

Salary:

Not provided

Klingner & Associates, PC

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

10+ years of demonstrated experience in municipal engineering and / or water / wastewater engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or closely-related engineering field from an accredited university
Must hold a Professional Engineer license in Illinois, or can obtain within three months
Must have excellent working knowledge of Civil3D, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word
Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget
Clear written and verbal communication
Understanding of and experience in applying regulatory agency laws, ordinances, and regulations for Municipal, County, State, and Federal agency permitting submittals
Understanding of and experience with various water/wastewater system funding agencies
Experience writing thorough reports and studies, scopes of work, and proposals
Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to hold strong business relationships with municipal and industrial clients

Job Responsibility

Lead water and wastewater infrastructure projects while managing timelines, budgets, and overall quality
Develop and review designs, plans, specifications, permitting, and final construction documents for water distribution systems, pumping stations, sewer collection systems, lift stations, storm water systems, and water / wastewater treatment plants
Consider various technologies, system efficiency, reliability, operator capabilities, long-term need, and environmental impact to promote sustainable design
Provide specialized technical input as well as hydraulic / hydrologic modeling and evaluations to support reporting and design
Complete Preliminary Engineering Reports, opinions of probable construction cost, and all other necessary reports and estimates
Identify and address potential project risks and independently produce mitigation strategies
Ensure compliance with all applicable Local, State, and Federal regulations concerning water quality, water treatment, public health, and environmental protection
Maintain current knowledge of regulatory trends to provide forward-thinking solutions
Meet all applicable funding agency requirements and remain knowledgeable of current potential funding avenues
Follow industry design trends, technological advancements, professional organizations, and new certifications

What we offer

Mentor / Mentee opportunities
Professional development assistance
Health insurance (three coverage options available)
Vision and dental insurance
VPTO, sick leave, and 7.5 paid holidays
401(k) retirement savings plan with employer match
Health savings and Flexible Spending
Yearly Wellness reimbursement
Bonus opportunities
Referral program

Fulltime

Civil Engineer - Municipal Infrastructure

Make a positive impact as a Klingner Civil Engineer in our Water / Wastewater De...

Location

United States , Burlington

Salary:

Not provided

Klingner & Associates, PC

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

4+ years of demonstrated experience in municipal engineering and / or water / wastewater engineering is desired
A Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or closely-related engineering field from an accredited university, at minimum. A Master of Science degree is desirable
Professional Engineer licensure is preferred
If not yet licensed, the following is preferred: 2 years of documented experience working under a licensed PE
Completion of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam
Eligibility to apply for licensure in the State of Iowa within the next 2 years
Must have excellent working knowledge of Civil3D, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word. An understanding of WaterCAD, WaterGEMS, and Revit is a plus
Excellent time management skills, organizational skills, the ability to manage multiple complex projects and tasks concurrently, and a commitment to meeting deadlines and keeping projects within budget is required
Clear written and verbal communication is a must
Understanding of and experience in applying regulatory agency laws, ordinances, and regulations for Municipal, County, State, and Federal agency permitting submittals

Job Responsibility

Work on various water and wastewater infrastructure projects while managing timelines, budgets, and overall quality
Develop and review designs, plans, specifications, permitting, and final construction documents for water distribution systems, pumping stations, sewer collection systems, lift stations, storm water systems, and water / wastewater treatment plants
Consider various technologies, system efficiency, reliability, operator capabilities, long-term need, and environmental impact to promote sustainable design
Provide specialized technical input as well as hydraulic / hydrologic modeling and evaluations to support reporting and design
Complete Preliminary Engineering Reports, opinions of probable construction cost, and all other necessary reports and estimates
Identify and address potential project risks and independently produce mitigation strategies
Ensure compliance with all applicable Local, State, and Federal regulations concerning water quality, water treatment, public health, and environmental protection
Maintain current knowledge of regulatory trends to provide forward-thinking solutions
Meet all applicable funding agency requirements and remain knowledgeable of current potential funding avenues
Follow industry design trends, technological advancements, professional organizations, and new certifications

Fulltime

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