This position can be filled at either a Facilities Project Manager I, II, or III level contingent upon the qualifications and experience of the selected candidate.
Manages major capital projects related to Facilities construction, including, but not limited to, new construction of commercial and operating facilities, greenfield construction, full renovations of existing buildings, and other projects supporting corporate and business unit operations. Manages a portfolio of projects totaling up to $20 million annually at the Facilities Project Manager I level and up to $100 million annually at a Facilities Project Manager III level. Provides business development support, site development, permitting support, scope development, contract negotiations, architectural and engineering contracts, construction contracts, construction activities, commissioning, and transition to commercial operation. Applies relevant building construction and engineering principles in civil, mechanical, electrical, structural, and related technologies for project completion. Manages project budget, timeline and full project schedule, coordinating with all affected groups. Prepares scopes of work and cost estimates by working with facility customers, management, and contractors. Where applicable, ensures facility designs align with National Building Codes, Local Building Codes, and other regulatory agencies. Works with Procurement, leveraging purchasing power and competition to minimize costs. Analyzes and suggests alternative solutions, maximizing value through engineering. Develops and manages project estimates, budgets, and schedules. Tracks all financial activity, using internal finance software. Reviews and tracks contracts, submittals, and change orders. Ensures contractors are complete work per established agreements, and within established safety and environmental protocols. Leads and manages large and diverse stakeholder teams representing multiple business units, levels of management, and priorities. Ensures site safety, environmental, and construction activity is performed in accordance with Dominion Energy policy, local regulations, and state regulations. Responds to contractor performance problems.
Manages payment and contractual decisions. Resolves customer concerns or complaints. Coordinates hand-off of completed projects to Operations & Maintenance groups. Ensures all projects are completed "on time, on scope, and on budget." This includes leading internal teams from multiple disciplines and departments including business unit customer construction, operations, external affairs, corporate communications, legal, environmental, risk management, IT, and financial analysis. Supports Programs or Business Units in strategic planning, including securing funding through executive level business cases, presentations, and reporting. Project Manager III position is capable of mentoring other junior team members in aspects of project initiation, development, and execution. All positions will have Non-Dominion Energy Workers reporting to them.
Perform other duties as requested or assigned.
