Project Manager 2

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**Project Manager 2**

Number of positions: 2 Job Location: Edmonds A03

Employment type: Permanent Region: Lower Mainland

Hours of work: Full-time (37.5 hrs/wk) Flexible Work Role: Hybrid

Annual salary: $ 124,200.00 - 157,100.00

**What you'll do**
- As a Project Manager 2 in BC Hydro’s Project Delivery team, you will be responsible for planning and executing of a portion
- of BC Hydro’s multi-billion dollar portfolio of generation, transmission and substation projects. The Project Delivery team
- consists of professionals (employees and contractors) with diverse roles and backgrounds, working together with internal
- and external partners to deliver quality projects safely, on scope, on budget, and on schedule for the Province. At any time,
- Project Delivery is managing over 500 projects in various phases, from early Identification through in-service close-out,
- ranging in cost from $1M to over $1B
- Two (2) or more positions are available in the Dam Safety and Programs portfolio. As part of this team, you will lead
- projects that make improvements to BC Hydro's dams, associated water conveyance structures, as well as projects from
- other teams as opportunities arise. The projects can often involve collaborating with the full spectrum of engineering
- disciplines, departments across BC Hydro and around the province, and interfacing with external stakeholders and
- regulators. A key part of many projects is supporting First Nations Consultation and Reconciliation efforts through
- procurement opportunities and developing other win-win scenarios. Strong verbal and written communication skills are put
- to work daily as new activities, deliverables, and challenges arise. A positive attitude, problem solving orientation, and big
- picture awareness of the project and it’s role in organizational goals are necessary for success in the senior Project
- Manager 2 roles.
- Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
- Acts as a senior project manager in Project Delivery for multiple projects with medium to high risk/impact/complexity and

with significant regulatory oversight.- Travel to sites across the province may be required to meet with operations staff, construction management, First Nations

and stakeholders during the planning, design and construction phases of projects. The base role is Hybrid based from BC
- Hydro’s Edmonds office in Burnaby. PM’s typically travel 4-8 times per year depending on circumstances.- May act as a Program Manager to ensure efficient and consistent delivery of a group of projects.
- Develops project plans, including scope, budget, schedule and project team responsibilities in order to accomplish project

objectives.- Develops and presents business cases, prepares project reports and, at completion, finalizes all financial transactions and

completes final reports.- Manages the full life cycle of the project within agreed upon scope, timeline and budget, using considerable innovation in

the planning, analysis and execution of tasks and judgment in the assessment and resolution of unusual problems.- Drives project progress to ensure the work is carried out in the most cost-effective manner.
- Ensures that internal and external resources with appropriate skill sets are provided, establishes commercial

arrangements with consultants and contractors as required, assigns work and provides instructions, advice and technical
- leadership and guidance to project staff; reviews work in progress and assesses completed work for accuracy, required
- results and quality assurance.- Leads and coaches professional project teams with various experience levels to successfully track and deliver on

assigned projects that draw on internal and external resources which include Stakeholder Relations, Indigenous Relations,
- Engineering, Environment, Finance, Regulatory, Properties, Operations, Legal Counsel, Safety, and others.- Actively monitor and manage project risks - identification, mitigation, reduction - on an ongoing basis throughout the

project lifecycle- Demonstrates independent judgment outside of identified guidelines for critical project problems.
- Support BC Hydro Project and Program Management (PPM) compliance across the portfolio and may act as a Project

Independent Reviewer (PIR) to other projects. Ensure the quality of project documentation is aligned with the intent of BC
- Hydro’s PPM Pract