Hdr
HDR provides architecture, engineering, environmental, and construction services for infrastructure projects.
Right of Way Project Manager
Manage right-of-way projects, overseeing acquisition, relocation, staff, and client relations.
Job Highlights
About the Role
• Plan and manage small to medium single-discipline or large routine projects. • Coordinate professional staff workload and independently lead project development. • Manage right-of-way projects, including acquisition and relocation per the Uniform Act. • Develop project policies, quality and safety plans, maintain progress reports, update financials, and ensure regulatory compliance. • Oversee staff, provide training, and build client relationships through marketing and meetings. • Participate in agency compliance reviews and conduct scope development and contract document sessions. • Ensure timely document completion and coordinate workload throughout development. • Track project finances and adjust team efforts to meet schedule and budget. • Collaborate with Business/Accounting Manager, Project Controller, Department Manager, and leadership for project reviews.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸project management
- ▸right-of-way
- ▸policy development
- ▸regulatory compliance
- ▸document coordination
- ▸financial tracking
What You Bring
• TDOT right-of-way experience. • 6–10 years managing right-of-way projects. • Experience with acquisition and relocation under the Uniform Act. • Ability to complete and interpret title reports. • Tennessee Notary (or ability to obtain). • Bachelor’s degree in a related field. • Minimum 7 years of related experience. • At least 2 years of project management experience. • Strong interaction skills with design teams and excellent organizational, project management, and written/verbal communication abilities.
Requirements
- ▸tdot
- ▸7+ years
- ▸project mgmt
- ▸notary
- ▸bachelor's
- ▸title reports
Work Environment
Hybrid