Project Manager – Transmission & Substation Programs

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The Project Manager – Transmission & Substation Programs will support the planning, coordination, execution, and delivery of complex electric utility capital projects for a major Southern California electric utility.

This role will work closely with engineering, construction, project controls, operations, environmental, permitting, procurement, contractors, consultants, and utility stakeholders to ensure projects are delivered safely, efficiently, and in alignment with established scope, schedule, budget, quality, and technical requirements.

The ideal candidate has a strong background managing electric utility, transmission, substation, power delivery, or other major infrastructure projects and is comfortable working within a highly regulated and technically complex project environment.

This position requires on-site presence in Pomona, California on Mondays and Tuesdays
, with additional attendance required for engineering job walks, field visits, project meetings, and other project needs.

• Manage electric utility transmission and substation projects throughout the project lifecycle, including planning, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and closeout.
• Manage and coordinate project scope, schedule, budget, risks, resources, milestones, and deliverables across multiple internal and external stakeholders.
• Develop and maintain project execution plans, milestone schedules, action-item logs, risk registers, and project status reporting.
• Manage multiple concurrent projects or work streams while maintaining project priorities, deadlines, quality standards, and stakeholder expectations.
• Monitor overall project performance and proactively identify schedule, cost, scope, resource, and execution risks.

• Partner with engineering, construction, operations, project controls, environmental, permitting, procurement, and other functional teams throughout project execution.
• Participate in engineering job walks, field visits, construction coordination meetings, project reviews, and other site activities as required.
• Review project documentation, engineering deliverables, contractor information, project schedules, cost reports, change requests, and related project materials.
• Coordinate with engineers, contractors, consultants, construction teams, and utility stakeholders to address project issues and maintain alignment across project teams.
• Support projects through engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and final closeout activities.

• Monitor project performance against established scope, schedule, budget, and project objectives.
• Identify potential project risks and support the development and implementation of appropriate mitigation strategies.
• Support project forecasting, budget management, change management, issue resolution, and overall project performance.
• Coordinate with project controls professionals to support accurate cost, schedule, forecasting, and performance information.
• Review and evaluate project changes and their potential impacts to scope, schedule, budget, resources, and project execution.

• Facilitate project meetings and coordinate follow-up activities with project teams, contractors, consultants, and utility stakeholders.
• Communicate project status, risks, issues, key decisions, and recommendations clearly to project and…