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Project Manager

Project Manager

Hazelwood Engineering is a dynamic organization focusing on custom residential, multi-family, and industrial building design services across the Intermountain West. Known for its fast growth and close-knit office environment, Hazelwood is dedicated to enhancing the experiences of clients, employees, and the broader community. As part of their expansion, they are seeking a self-motivated and ambitious Structural Project Manager to increase their technical and leadership capabilities rapidly.

Role Overview: Structural Project Manager

The position involves leading structural design projects from the conceptual phase through construction, focusing on wood, concrete, masonry and steel structures. Projects can range from residential additions to industrial warehouses. The role requires managing schedules, budgets, and client interactions, as well as mentoring junior staff while engaging in hands-on analysis, modeling, and production.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Project Leadership: Oversee all phases from schematic design to construction administration.
  • Client and Team Coordination: Act as the main contact for clients and projects, coordinating with architects, contractors, and consultants.
  • Design and Review: Produce and assess structural analyses, calculations, and construction drawings, utilizing finite-element and BIM tools.
  • Team Development: Lead and mentor junior engineers and drafters, delegating tasks and ensuring quality and compliance.
  • Project Management: Handle project scope, schedules, budgets, billing, and risk management.
  • Construction Support: Provide support such as shop drawing and RFI reviews, site visits, and coordination with contractors.
  • Quality Assurance: Conduct QA/QC reviews, ensuring compliance with building codes and standards, and documenting design choices.
  • Cultural Contribution: Engage in company culture and continuous improvement initiatives.

Required Qualifications:

  • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or related field (continuation in qualifications expected).
  • PE licensure (required)
  • Knowledge of Revit (required)
  • 5 years minimum experience with relevant experience (required)
  • Working knowledge of engineering for tilt-up and post-tensioned concrete structures (preferred)

This role is ideal for professionals eager to grow quickly in a dynamic and supportive environment.

Compensation and Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Growth opportunities as we scale regionally
  • Eligible for year-end bonus of up to 10% of salary
  • 401k match up to 5%
  • Health insurance stipend or 100% covered health insurance for employee
  • Life insurance
  • Long and short-term disability
  • 3 Weeks PTO

Get In Touch

Address

331 S Rio Grande St, Suite #160, Salt Lake City, UT

Email

admin@hazelwood-eng.com

Phone

801-810-5061

Structural Design

Our team of engineers has deep knowledge across all types of structural systems. We are able to match the right system to the project based on experience, market knowledge, and collaboration with the design team.

• New Building Design
• Building Additions
• Building Remodels
• Parking Structures
• Adaptive Reuse of Existing Structures
• Retaining Wall Design

Building Information Modeling

Hazelwood Engineering uses the latest modeling and drafting tools to create 3-D models of all of our projects. We utilize the software to coordinate with architects and other engineers during the design stage.

• Complete modeling of structural elements
• Model review
• Clash detection

Seismic Design and Retrofit

We love working with existing buildings. They provide unique challenges when addressing current and future uses. We provide engineering services to provide a higher measure of life safety in existing buildings.

• Modification of unreinforced masonry buildings
• Fortifying existing structures
• Adapting older buildings for new uses

Forensic Analysis

Hazelwood Engineering draws on our experience to provide owners with answers to structural questions. Our experience with existing buildings ties to our ability to understand current conditions of the building and causes of damage.

• Structural Assessments
• Failure Analysis
• Forensic investigations