Manages physical security capital projects for utility and critical infrastructure facilities, overseeing project design, budgets, schedules, contractors, system installations, and regulatory compliance from planning through final acceptance. Job Requirements Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, or a related field with a minimum of 2 years of project management or security-related construction experience; or a minimum of 4 years of project management experience without a bachelor's degree. Experience managing capital projects, construction activities, or physical security system installations. Knowledge of project management processes, including scope development, scheduling, budgeting, resource planning, and cost tracking. Experience developing project plans, cost estimates, technical specifications, and construction documentation. Knowledge of construction contract administration, procurement processes, and vendor management. Experience coordinating contractors, consultants, suppliers, and multidisciplinary project teams. Understanding of construction safety requirements, quality standards, and applicable regulatory requirements. Experience monitoring project performance, managing scope changes, and maintaining project documentation. Knowledge of project financial reporting, cost forecasting, and capital expenditure tracking. Experience coordinating equipment procurement, permitting, installation, and project closeout activities. Preferred Skills Experience managing physical security or telecommunications projects in the utility industry. Experience supporting critical infrastructure facilities, including substations, power generation facilities, transmission infrastructure, or operations centers. Knowledge of physical security technologies, including surveillance cameras, access control systems, and perimeter intrusion detection. Experience developing physical security design packages and equipment specifications. Familiarity with North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC CIP) requirements. Knowledge of local, state, and federal construction permitting requirements. Experience managing security integrators, general contractors, and engineering consultants. Experience developing capital project budgets, cash flow forecasts, and financial reports. Knowledge of construction scheduling, contract negotiations, and project risk management. Experience preparing executive project summaries, technical presentations, and capital authorization requests. Job Responsibilities Lead physical security capital projects from initial planning and design through construction, commissioning, and final acceptance. Develop project scopes, design documentation, cost estimates, schedules, cash flow forecasts, and approval packages. Manage security-related projects involving substations, generation facilities, transmission infrastructure, offices, and operations centers. Coordinate with engineering, construction, facilities, and security personnel to establish project requirements and evaluate design alternatives. Review physical security designs to ensure compliance with approved engineering standards, technical specifications, and operational requirements. Develop and manage project budgets, schedules, resources, milestones, and performance objectives. Coordinate procurement, contractor selection, contract negotiations, and administration of construction and security integration agreements. Prepare technical and commercial proposals for security hardware, software, and equipment purchases. Manage equipment procurement, resource allocation, permitting, installation, and construction activities. Oversee implementation of physical security systems, including surveillance, access control, and perimeter detection equipment. Monitor contractor performance, project costs, construction progress, safety compliance, and installation quality. Identify project risks, scheduling conflicts, budget variances, and scope changes and implement corrective actions. Coordinate with supply chain and technical personnel to support security system provisioning, installation, training, and technical support. Maintain project documentation, financial records, change orders, contracts, and progress reports. Prepare project status updates, cost forecasts, performance reports, and executive summaries. Ensure project execution complies with applicable construction standards, safety regulations, security requirements, and regulatory obligations. Support

NERC CIP

compliance activities and applicable critical infrastructure security requirements. Coordinate project commissioning, equipment testing, and verification of completed security installations. Manage project closeout activities, including final acceptance, financial reconciliation, accounting audits, and final project reports. Verify completed projects meet approved scope, budget, schedule, quality, and security requirements.

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