• Lead the development of Project plan(s) to support functional areas or workstreams • Closely and proactively monitor the execution of the project plans and deliverables to ensure successful delivery of the program milestones, company milestones, and objectives • Anticipate potential risks and problems (e.g. resource bottlenecks, risks to critical milestones, inefficient processes) and proactively develop risk mitigation plan.

Description Trout Unlimited (TU) is a national organization with 350,000 members and supporters organized into over 400 chapters and councils nationwide. These dedicated grassroots volunteers are matched by a respected staff of organizers, lawyers, policy experts, restoration specialists, project managers, and scientists, who work out of more than 25 offices across the country. Our mission is to bring together diverse interests to care for and recover rivers and streams, so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon. Position Summary This position is an exciting opportunity to implement impactful habitat restoration projects to improve habitat for native fish, including reintroduced salmonids, in the Spokane River basin and elsewhere in the region. This Project Manager will steward projects from start to finish developing project concepts, securing project partnerships, obtaining project funding, and managing project implementation. This includes a reach-scale floodplain restoration project in the Hangman Creek watershed and an abandoned mine restoration project in the Kettle River watershed. The Project Manager will also work collaboratively with The Spokane Falls Trout Unlimited Chapter, which was founded in the 1970’s and has engaged its 500 plus members to actively work on conservation and protection of the Spokane River watershed and its native Redband trout for decades. TU has secured two years of grant funding for this position. The successful applicant will work with their TU supervisor, other TU staff, and program partners to secure additional funding for project activities and to cover core operational costs to sustain the program through future years The location for this position is flexible within or near the Spokane area. The Project Manager will be required to travel throughout the Spokane River basin and nearby areas and to occasional meetings and conferences outside the region. The successful applicant must have a valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle, as company vehicles are not provided. Travel reimbursement (mileage, lodging, & per diem) is provided for all qualifying work-related travel. The position is currently 100% remote (work-from-home or in the field); a stipend for in-home office or co-work option will be made available Duties and Responsibilities With support from their TU Supervisor, the successful candidate will: - Manage on-the-ground watershed restoration/reconnection projects, including project planning, permitting, implementation oversight, and monitoring. - Perform project-specific administrative duties, including drafting RFPs/RFQs/bid documents, contracting, grant reporting, invoicing, and budget management. - Manage and collaborate with hired consultants/construction contractors on technical design, development, and implementation of projects. - Attend regular Lead Entity meetings, Spokane Salmon Restoration Collaborative (for salmon recovery and other meetings related to habitat restoration in the Spokane River basin). - Participate in WA TU Council and Spokane Falls TU Chapter meetings and collaborate with TU grassroots on projects. - Execute media work to highlight project success, including collaboration with TU’s Communications staff and coordinating with partner organizations. - Work with local/regional partners and TU staff to fundraise for both program and project support, including identifying potential funding sources, drafting grant proposals, and developing relationships with funders. - Participate in WA TU Council meetings and periodically participate in regional WA TU Chapter meetings or events with grassroots volunteers. - Coordinate with TU staff and TU members to support science-based advocacy for salmon and steelhead conservation, as needed. Requirements - Bachelor’s or advanced degree - At least 3 years of relevant professional experience in fisheries, natural resource management, or ecological habitat restoration - At least 2 years of professional experience managing projects from concept through implementation - Strong understanding of natural resource management issues related to conservation of salmon and steelhead in Washington State. - Experience with river restoration principles, methods, and practices, including a solid understanding of engineering design and construction concepts is required. - Experience with project permitting related to aquatic restoration projects and in-water work windows (i.e., federal and state permits) desired. - Experience managing project budgets. - Demonstrable success working with diverse suites of landowners, agencies, and project stakeholders - Demonstrable success building new project partnerships - Experience working with non-profit organizations is preferred.

• Oversee all aspects of project management from hand-off through completion, ensuring project success against defined KPIs. • Develop and maintain project plans, workflows, guidelines, and resource materials. • Provide effective analysis and reporting of project performance. • Track, monitor, and control project financial, timeline, and quality performance. • Implement effective risk management through issue identification, escalation, mitigation, and resolution. • Execute projects autonomously while coordinating with cross-functional teams to procure required resources and support. • Serve as the primary point of contact for clients and stakeholders. • Lead continuous performance improvements for projects and internal tools/processes. • Contribute to the knowledge and capability development of the department, team, and colleagues.

Role Description Welty Energy is looking for a Construction Site Coordinator to join our Energy team! As a Construction Site Coordinator, you will coordinate and supervise pre-construction, construction and post-construction activities for electrical substation and distribution projects in the Pennsylvania area. Although remote, candidates are required to be in Harrisburg or Philadelphia, PA area or have the ability to travel easily and frequently to these locations. - Participating with Project Managers in packaging instructions to bidders, specifications or design drawings and coordination with others. - Participating in construction pre-bid meetings and site visits, assisting in responding to contractor questions arising out of bid meetings and in the evaluation of contractor bids. - Monitoring and overseeing contractor work to ensure projects are meeting scheduled deadlines, construction standards, safety requirements and other contract criteria. - Facilitating equipment and material procurement, staging, and monitoring for contractor use. - Acknowledging receipt of materials for projects and ensuring materials received are the same materials called for by design professionals. - Inspecting work performed by contractors against design and construction standards. - Preparing project-specific reports to management. - Acting as initial point of contact and liaison between contractor field crews and Project Manager. - Documenting project site meetings with contractors that address issues such as safety, performance, quality control, or adherence to construction schedules. - Initiating and maintaining daily logs, documenting contractor identification, contractor headcount, site-specific weather information, changes to work scopes, and other project data and information. - Coordinating local switching orders and contractor requested outages. - Assisting in reviewing and analyzing contractors’ documents supporting requests for payment and/or change orders. - Verifying critical contractor field testing. - Coordinating contractor and electric utility project acceptance testing and checkout prior to final project release for service. - Inspecting circuits prior to energizing or re-energizing (this will be collaborative with contractor and client representative). - Maintaining a list of all items needing contractor modification/work/change (punch list) prior to final acceptance. - Ensuring that as-built drawings are prepared and submitted by contractor and received by Operating Companies and Engineering. - Participating in contractor evaluation, project review meetings and meetings concerning “lessons learned”. Providing feedback to Engineering, design professionals, and asset management on contractor costs for estimating future projects. Qualifications - Strong project management and construction management skills are required with a demonstrated ability to develop, manage and control multiple tasks. - 8 or more years of construction site management and electric utility-specific (substation and distribution) field experience required. - Experience with project management and construction management tools such as Primavera, MS Project, etc. with related Scheduling/Resource Planning expertise a plus. - Detailed Project Controls experience is a plus. - Excellent interpersonal skills, strong written and verbal communication skills. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are required. - Valid driver’s license required. - Must be willing to travel to assigned project locations throughout the service territory. - Proficiency in MS Office. - Ability to build relationships and collaborate within a team, internally and externally. Travel - For local candidates, this role will be onsite Monday through Friday each work week. - For candidates outside of Pennsylvania, this would require 100% travel to worksites in the PA area. Important Notice to US Applicants Welty Energy, an affiliate of Welty Building Company, LLC., is an at-will employer. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.