Program manager Jobs in New Westminster, BC

Overview:
The Project Manager - Infrastructure Level 1 is responsible for the successful completion of low to medium risk infrastructure or other construction projects by leading cross-functional, multi-disciplinary teams through project activities so that projects are successfully completed safely, with quality, within budget, and on time.

What you will be doing:
Program & Operational Support

• Support program managers during corrective or trouble response events, including field coordination and administrative support.

• Assist in planning, scheduling, execution tracking, and reporting for program and project work.

• Manage routine tasks across multiple programs to reduce workload pressures on senior program managers.

Delivery Support Team Functions

• Support material coordination, contract administration, and vendor billing processes.

• Collect, review, and maintain program workplans.

• Submit workplans for pre-screening and ensure updates are reflected in PGTAR.

• Process Work Change Requests (WCRs) and track status to completion.

• Update monthly Key Performance Indicator (KPI) reports.

• Assist in program closeout activities, documentation, and financial reconciliation.

Systems, Tools & Technical Learning

• Develop proficiency in PGTAR, SAP, Work Plan tools, Unit List Tools, and Work Change Request workflows.

• Update, verify, and maintain data accuracy across planning and program management platforms.

• Learn foundational transmission construction, maintenance standards, and strategies (via SafeHub and BC Hydro repositories).

Corrective Work & Reliability Support

• Support corrective program delivery, including prioritization, coordination, and data entry.

• Contribute to managing the rising demand for corrective work.

• Prepare documentation and analysis to support reliability decision-making.

Field & Travel Requirements

• Travel to remote transmission sites as required.

• Operate 4x4 vehicles to reach challenging terrain and support timely corrective response.

• Assist with field verifications, outage coordination, and site readiness tasks under guidance from senior program managers or field operations.

What you must have:

• Strong organizational, prioritization, and multitasking skills.

• Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication abilities.

• Willingness to learn multiple program areas and adapt to changing priorities.

• Basic understanding of project or program management principles.

• Comfortable working collaboratively with Field Operations, Engineering, Work Delivery, and other stakeholder groups.

Salary/Rate Range: $47.00 -$58.00 per hour


Term: 12-months contract most likely to extend


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