Project Manager (Civil/Mechanical) at The Walt Disney Company

Bay Lake, Florida, United States

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

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Entertainment, Utilities, ConstructionIndustries

Requirements

7+ years of experience in Architecture, Engineering or Construction Management, or commercial facilities construction industry or utility operations
Knowledge of construction methods and the ability to interpret design drawings and specs
Knowledge of construction and project management processes and purchasing/contract management
Expertise with construction finance (budgets, forecasts, cash flows, etc.)
Experience leading a team
Experience facilitating meetings in group settings
Exceptional organizational and planning skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment

Responsibilities

Lead planning, execution, and closeout of mechanical and civil utility projects including buried pipeline construction, valve and regulator replacements, pump station and mechanical facility upgrades, chiller/boiler replacements, structural site improvements, and system reliability or capacity enhancements ensuring scope, cost, schedule, and quality objectives are met
Develop bid strategies and manage the full contract lifecycle, including scope development, cost estimates, bid alternatives, contractor evaluations, change orders, and claims resolution in coordination with Procurement and Contract Management
Own project financial performance, including budgets, forecasts, and estimated final costs (EFCs). Review and approve contractor invoices, progress payments, RFIs, materials requests, and directives to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting
Champion project safety and regulatory compliance, promoting a culture of safety excellence in accordance with OSHA, NESC, utility operational procedures, and RCES safety programs
Develop and manage detailed project schedules, identify critical path activities such as outages, switching sequences, material lead times, and planned energizations, and coordinate resources to meet operational windows and milestone dates
Communicate effectively with internal partners, operations teams, and leadership regarding project status, schedule risks, financial performance, customer impacts, and outage coordination. Prepare and deliver executive-level presentations and reporting
Proactively identify and mitigate project risks, including permitting challenges, environmental constraints, system loading considerations, equipment procurement delays, and field constructability issues. Lead collaborative problem-solving with engineering, operations, and construction teams
Use project and contract management systems to maintain documentation, track progress, manage workflows, and support continuous improvement of project delivery processes across the electrical utility portfolio

Skills

Key technologies and capabilities for this role

Project ManagementCivil EngineeringMechanical EngineeringUtility ConstructionPipeline SystemsPumping FacilitiesContract ManagementCost EstimationBudget ManagementProcurementChange OrdersStakeholder CoordinationSafety Regulations

Questions & Answers

Common questions about this position

What type of employment is this position?

This is a full-time position.

Is this role remote or does it require on-site work?

This information is not specified in the job description.

What key skills are needed for the Project Manager role?

The role requires strong leadership in project planning and execution, financial management including budgets and cost estimates, safety and regulatory compliance knowledge, schedule development with critical path analysis, and effective communication across stakeholders.

What is the reporting structure for this position?

This role reports to the Manager of Projects (Mechanical/Civil).

What makes a strong candidate for this Project Manager position?

A strong candidate is a strategic, results-driven leader with experience balancing technical, financial, regulatory, and organizational priorities, plus the ability to collaborate with engineers, operations, contractors, and stakeholders while championing safety.