The Program Manager oversees project scope, schedule, and budget throughout the full project lifecycle from planning to completion. They are responsible for managing client relationships, monitoring financial performance, and coordinating design and construction activities.
Design comprehensive land development plans, including site geometry, utilities, grading, drainage, and erosion and sediment control, and prepare constructible bid documents using AutoCAD Civil 3D. Perform drainage and hydraulic calculations, review surveys and site data, manage revisions, coordinate with project managers on progress and budgets, and mentor junior designers and CAD technicians.
The Project Surveyor manages and coordinates land surveying projects, including field crew supervision, budget control, and client relationship management. They are responsible for verifying data accuracy, performing complex computations, and preparing legal property descriptions.
The Civil Project Manager coordinates land development projects by managing scope, schedule, and budget while serving as the primary point of contact for clients and contractors. They oversee design phases, review technical work products, and ensure quality control throughout the project lifecycle.
Manage the full lifecycle of land development projects, including conceptual design, bidding, construction, and completion. Act as the primary point of contact for clients, contractors, and government officials while reviewing technical design aspects like grading and utilities.
