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Project Manager – Highway & Airport Electrical Work

Raymond Search Group

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Fairbanks, AK · Posted November 6, 2026

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Loxo Job Details Danny Votra 2026-04-29T02:26:20+00:00 Jobs Back to job search Project Manager – Highway & Airport Electrical Work Project Manager / Estimator - Highway & Airport Electrical Interior Alaska (central Alaska) | Full-Time Win the work, then build it. Our client is an electrical contractor delivering highway and airport electrical projects to DOT, FAA, and owner standards. They are hiring a Project Manager who estimates and bids the work, then carries it from preconstruction through closeout. This is a rare seat where the same person prices the job and runs it. You see your numbers become a finished project, and you own the result. What you will actually do Estimate highway and airport electrical projects: takeoffs, pricing, bid preparation, and proposals. Manage multiple projects at once, from planning through closeout. Own budgets, forecasts, schedules, and cost controls on every job. Handle RFIs, submittals, change orders, schedules, and project documentation. Oversee material procurement and equipment logistics. Coordinate field supervisors, electricians, subcontractors, inspectors, engineers, and owners. Work with estimators, foremen, and fellow PMs to balance manpower and resources. Monitor progress, quality, productivity, and safety on every site. Build lasting relationships with clients, agencies, and project stakeholders. What this job is not This is not a hand-off seat, where someone else prices the job and you inherit it. You build the estimate and you deliver against it. What you need to have done Managed projects in highway, airport, utility, or electrical construction. Estimated electrical construction projects. Worked to DOT specifications and FAA standards, and know commercial and industrial electrical systems. Strong command of the 2023 National Electrical Code. Managed budgets, schedules, contracts, and people. Clear communication, steady leadership, and real problem-solving. Who should apply Electrical PMs who already estimate their own work. Utility or heavy-civil electrical PMs who want to move into DOT and FAA projects. Senior electrical estimators who are ready to run the jobs they win. This search is being run confidentially by Raymond Search Group. Every conversation is confidential, and nothing goes to the client without your explicit approval.