Wayne State University - Detroit, MI
posted about 2 months ago
Wayne State University is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineering Project Manager to oversee electrical projects, maintenance, and upgrades across its Detroit campus. This role is crucial for ensuring that the university's electrical infrastructure meets safety, efficiency, and sustainability standards. The Electrical Project Manager will collaborate closely with university staff, contractors, and vendors, leveraging their expertise in electrical systems and project management to deliver high-quality results. The primary responsibilities include planning, coordinating, and executing electrical projects, which encompass new installations, upgrades, and maintenance activities. The Project Manager will develop project scopes, budgets, and timelines, ensuring that all projects are completed on schedule and within budget while adhering to quality standards. Additionally, the role involves managing project budgets, monitoring costs, identifying cost-saving opportunities, and reporting on financial performance. Technical expertise is a key component of this position, as the Project Manager will troubleshoot electrical issues and collaborate with engineers and technicians to optimize the university's electrical infrastructure. Vendor and contractor management is also essential, requiring the selection and oversight of external service providers to ensure compliance with industry standards and university requirements. The Project Manager must stay informed about electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards, implementing necessary protocols to ensure compliance and safety in all electrical work. Documentation and reporting are critical aspects of the role, as the Project Manager will maintain accurate project records and generate regular reports on project progress and financial status for university leadership. Effective collaboration and communication with other departments and university stakeholders are necessary to understand their electrical needs and keep them informed about project updates and potential disruptions. Overall, this position plays a vital role in enhancing the university's electrical infrastructure and ensuring that it meets the needs of the campus community.