Electrical Project Manager

Cumming, GA
Full Time
Experienced

Position Overview

We are seeking an experienced End of Life (EOL) Project Manager to lead equipment replacement projects at commercial retail sites. This role owns the full project lifecycle—from scheduling and materials coordination through budgeting, site execution, and closeout—for the replacement of major electrical equipment such as main distribution panels, switchgear, and related systems.

Location & Travel

• Ideal candidates are based in the Atlanta metro area or greater Georgia region

• Willingness to travel up to 30% is required

Key Responsibilities

• Develop, maintain, and manage detailed project schedules, coordinating all trades, inspections, utility providers, and site access windows

• Manage permitting processes and coordinate with inspectors and authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs)

• Manage materials procurement, long-lead equipment tracking, logistics, and on-site material control

• Build, track, and manage project budgets, including cost forecasting, variance analysis, and change order management

• Manage/Support individual Crews ranging from 5-20 members

• Serve as the primary point of contact during active construction and equipment replacement

• Communicate with property owners, facility managers, and stakeholders as needed throughout the project

• Ensure all work complies with applicable codes, safety standards, and quality requirements

• Drive projects from kickoff through closeout, including documentation, punch list completion, and final reporting

Qualifications

• 3+ years of project management experience in electrical contracting

• Strong working knowledge of commercial electrical systems, including main distribution panels, switchgear, and related equipment

• Proven ability to manage project budgets and schedules independently

• Proficient with project management and scheduling software (e.g., Procore, Bluebeam, Microsoft Office, SharePoint, SmartSheets)

• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, specifications, and blueprints

• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills

• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel up to 30%

Preferred Experience

• Prior experience managing end-of-life or equipment replacement projects in retail or commercial environments

• Familiarity with generator, switchgear, or distribution equipment installations

• Experience working with national retail accounts or multi-site programs

About RavenVolt, an ABM Company

RavenVolt is a turnkey energy solutions and construction (EPC) management provider, specializing in providing tailored onsite energy solutions to increase energy reliability and resilience while minimizing long-term operational costs. We are hyper-focused on delivering resilient, efficient, and sustainable microgrid systems that support a wide range of industries across the United States.

Our Expertise Includes:

  • Licensed to operate in 40 states
  • In-house design services with multi-state licensed engineers
  • A proven team that has completed thousands of projects nationwide
  • Dedicated in-house project management and construction personnel
  • National vendor relationships supporting all critical microgrid components

At RavenVolt, you’ll be part of a team shaping the future of distributed energy and infrastructure through innovative, end-to-end solutions. About ABM

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