Senior Project Manager-Utility Program Integration; ENGIE

Senior Project Manager-Utility Program Integration (ENGIE)

Department:
Administration and Planning | Facilities, Design and Construction

Serves as the primary university liaison responsible for ensuring coordination and integration of ENGIE (utility concessionaire) capital improvement and energy projects with university stakeholders, and ensuring alignment with university planning (PARE), active projects (FDC), and ongoing operations (FOD) and alignment with the Energy Office in Office of Business and Finance.

Serves as the primary point of contact for Capital Projects between ENGIE and the university.

Ensures ENGIE projects are coordinated with the Energy Office, campus stakeholders, FOD Operations, and university units.

Ensures alignment with university standards, master planning, and operational constraints. Will influence changes to the standards as needed.

Involvement in Energy Advisory Committee, review of utility capital plan and 5-year plan including but not limited to committees integral to this role.

Identifies and resolves conflicts between ENGIE and university capital projects.

Identifies and proactively coordinates university projects with ENGIE.

Provides program-level coordination and oversight of ENGIE project portfolio.

Ensures alignment across multiple concurrent projects and proactively communicates and ensures accountability for all related projects.

Advises schedules, outages, and campus impacts if University responsibility but has high communication if Engie is responsible.

ENGIE maintains responsibility for project delivery in most cases, should ENGIE provide funding to the University the University will coordinate the project delivery in accordance with project requirements.

Ensure projects are coordinated by ENGIE and appropriate stakeholders are identified unless the university is the responsible party to deliver.

Assists in communicating impacts such as outages and disruptions unless OSU is delivering projects.

Provides updates to leadership and stakeholders.

Support & Mentorship Guides FDC PMs on projects involving ENGIE.

Develops coordination standards and best practices, continuously looks for improvement opportunities when working with ENGIE.

Assists with integration, scheduling, and issue resolution.

ENGIE on construction activities regarding campus activities (events, CABS routes, academic calendar, etc.).

Resolves access, outage, and phasing conflicts.

Ensures proactive communication with university leadership and stakeholders.

Ensures projects align with university standards, university project management software, and regulations.

Ensures close alignment with ENGIE master plan, estimating, projected costs and actively looks for ways to improve processes.

Maintains coordination documentation.

Provides reporting on risks, schedules, and impacts.

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience; 4 years in capital project management or construction; experience coordinating complex programs.
• 4-8 years of relevant experience/Engineering background preferred.

• The target hiring range for this job profile is $88,300 - $115,350 annually.
• The actual salary paid to an individual will vary based on multiple factors, including but not limited to, education, years of experience, internal equity, etc.
• Function
  - Facilities, Engineering and Acquisition
• Sub Function
  - Facilities Project Management
• Band
  - Individual Contributor
• Level - S3
• Location:
  
  Enarson Classroom Building (0072)
• Position Type:
  Regular
• Scheduled
  
  Hours:
  
  40
• Shift: First Shift
• Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.

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