Civil Earthwork Project Manager

Job overview

The Civil Earthwork Project Manager role is Utah-based, with onsite presence at assigned projects and travel required. The posting states a base salary of $100,000–$140,000 per year, with per diem when based on a project requiring travel. W.W. Clyde undertakes large earthwork and civil site-development projects, including solar farms and battery energy storage system sites. The role exists to lead projects from startup through closeout while coordinating production, safety, quality, schedule, and cost performance. It works with the superintendent, field leadership, subcontractors, vendors, clients, and project engineers to deliver project requirements.

What you'll do

• Lead project execution from award through closeout
• develop and maintain schedules
• manage cost control and forecasting
• coordinate subcontractors, suppliers, procurement, and contract administration
• track and negotiate change orders
• lead project meetings
• support safety and environmental compliance
• communicate with owners and stakeholders
• mentor project and field engineers.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

civil project manager

earthwork

site development

heavy civil construction

utah-based

w.w. clyde

travel required

onsite projects

$100,000–$140,000 per year

per diem may apply

project scheduling

cost forecasting

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Per diem may be provided when based on a project that requires travel.

Why this role

Utah-based traveling role requiring onsite presence for assigned projects; per diem may apply when a project requires travel.

About the employer

W.W. Clyde is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction. Sector: 23.