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Remote Construction Risk Management Jobs in Utah

Project Manager

Salt Lake City, UT · Remote

$100K - $165K/yr

Remote with Travel (TX, NM, CO, WI, MN, ND, SD) Salary: $100K-$165K DOE About the Role We are ... and risk items; maintain accurate project status reporting for client and program management ...

Project Manager

Salt Lake City, UT · Remote

$100K - $165K/yr

Remote with Travel (TX, NM, CO, WI, MN, ND, SD) Salary: $100K-$165K DOE About the Role We are ... and risk items; maintain accurate project status reporting for client and program management ...

This remote role can be located anywhere in the United States of America. Total travel could be up ... risk management * Ability to utilize various project management tools to coordinate and manage ...

This position has the potential to be remote. ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES Investigate and maintain claims ... Management of property and auto damage, and workers compensation claims, handle serious losses ...

Senior Conflicts Analyst

Salt Lake City, UT · On-site +1

$100K - $120K/yr

Work closely with the Risk Management and IT teams to ensure systems and processes align with firm ... Hybrid and remote-friendly arrangements available. * Professional Environment: Collaborative ...

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Remote Construction Risk Management information

How does a Remote Construction Risk Management professional typically collaborate with onsite teams to identify and mitigate project risks?

Remote Construction Risk Management professionals frequently use digital tools—such as project management platforms, video conferencing, and real-time reporting software—to maintain close communication with onsite teams. They participate in virtual meetings, review project documentation, and analyze data to proactively identify potential risks. Regular collaboration ensures that any safety, scheduling, or budget concerns are addressed quickly, despite the physical distance. Building strong working relationships and maintaining clear lines of communication with site managers and contractors are key to successfully mitigating risks remotely.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in Remote Construction Risk Management, and why are they important?

To excel in Remote Construction Risk Management, you need a solid background in construction processes, risk assessment, and project management, often supported by a relevant degree or certification like PMP or CRM. Familiarity with risk analysis software, construction management platforms, and regulatory compliance tools is typically required. Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and clear communication skills are essential for effectively identifying and mitigating risks remotely. These competencies ensure projects remain on schedule, within budget, and compliant with safety standards, even when managed from a distance.

What is remote construction risk management?

Remote construction risk management involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks on construction projects without being physically present on-site. Professionals in this field use digital tools, such as project management software, video conferencing, and real-time data analytics, to monitor progress, ensure compliance, and address potential issues from a distance. This approach enables teams to maintain oversight, enforce safety standards, and manage costs efficiently, even when working remotely. It is especially valuable for projects spanning multiple locations or during situations where in-person site visits are limited.

What is the difference between Remote Construction Risk Management vs Construction Safety Coordinator?

AspectRemote Construction Risk ManagementConstruction Safety Coordinator
CredentialsCertifications in risk management, safety, or project managementOSHA certifications, safety training
Work EnvironmentRemote, office-based, or site visitsOn-site at construction sites
Industry UsageRisk assessment, mitigation planning, project oversightSafety protocols, accident prevention, compliance

Remote Construction Risk Management focuses on identifying and mitigating risks across construction projects, often working remotely or overseeing multiple sites. Construction Safety Coordinators primarily work on-site to ensure safety standards are met and accidents are prevented. While both roles require safety certifications and industry knowledge, their work environments and daily responsibilities differ significantly.

What are the most commonly searched types of Construction Risk Management jobs in Utah? The most popular types of Construction Risk Management jobs in Utah are:
What cities in Utah are hiring for Remote Construction Risk Management jobs? Cities in Utah with the most Remote Construction Risk Management job openings:

Project Manager

Innovation Consulting

Salt Lake City, UT • Remote

$100K - $165K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 21 hours ago


Job description

Project Manager – EPC / Utility Capital Programs (Remote work with travel to sites)


Type: Full-Time, W2

Location: Remote with Travel (TX, NM, CO, WI, MN, ND, SD)

Salary: $100K–$165K DOE


About the Role

We are partnered with a large investor-owned electric utility’s program management team to recruit Project Managers for an active capital infrastructure program spanning a multi-state electric service territory in the Southwest, Mountain West, and Upper Midwest. Three positions are available, one per operating region. As a W2 employee of Innovation Consulting, you will be placed on assignment embedded within the client’s Owner’s Representative organization.

This is a remote-first role with regular site travel. You will own project delivery for electric T&D and substation capital projects within your region, managing EPC contractors from design through commissioning. EPC experience is required — from any side of the table. We will consider candidates who have managed projects at an EPC lead firm, as the engineering, procurement, or construction contractor on an EPC engagement, or as an owner’s representative directing EPC teams. Utility experience, including T&D and substation work, is strongly preferred.


Key Responsibilities

Project Delivery and Owner’s Representative Functions

•     Serve as the day-to-day Owner’s Representative for capital projects within an assigned utility operating company, managing scope, schedule, budget, and contractor performance (construction and engineering projects)

•     Coordinate with EPC contractors and design engineers across the full project lifecycle, from design review and approval through procurement, construction, and commissioning

•     Conduct regular site visits to monitor construction progress, verify contractor compliance with project specifications, and resolve field issues in coordination with engineering staff

•     Track project milestones, deliverables, and risk items; maintain accurate project status reporting for client and program management leadership

•     Manage change orders, RFIs, and contract modifications in coordination with procurement and legal stakeholders

Stakeholder Coordination and Reporting

•     Maintain active communication with utility client representatives, including operations, engineering, and capital planning groups

•     Participate in regular program-level reporting cycles; prepare and present project status updates, schedule forecasts, and budget summaries

•     Coordinate across the broader Owner’s Representative team to align on program-wide issues, lessons learned, and resource needs

•     Identify project risks early and escalate appropriately; develop and implement risk mitigation strategies in coordination with program leadership

Program and Process Compliance

•     Ensure all project activities are executed in compliance with the utility’s capital project standards, safety requirements, and applicable regulatory obligations

•     Support project closeout activities including punch-list resolution, as-built documentation, and final billing reconciliation

•     Contribute to continuous improvement efforts across the program by identifying process gaps and participating in standard methodology development


Qualifications

Required

•     Bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction management, or a related technical discipline, or equivalent experience with a high school diploma.

•     Minimum 5 years of project management experience on capital infrastructure projects, with direct, hands-on involvement in EPC-delivered work — whether at an EPC lead firm, as part of an engineering, procurement, or construction contractor on an EPC project, or as an owner’s representative managing EPC teams

•     Demonstrated understanding of EPC contract structures, phasing, and cross-discipline coordination requirements

•     Experience managing external contractors and vendors across project phases including design, procurement, and construction

•     Willingness and ability to travel within the assigned operating region; travel averages approximately 25% and may be slightly more or less depending on project phase and client needs — this is a remote-first role with no in-office requirement

•     Proficiency with project management tools for scheduling, cost tracking, and reporting

•     Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel by vehicle and/or airplane within service territory as required

Preferred

•     Direct experience in electric utility capital programs, including T&D infrastructure, substation upgrades, or grid modernization projects (engineering and/or construction scopes)

•     Experience working as an Owner’s Representative or within an integrated Owner’s Representative program management structure

•     Background in oil and gas infrastructure project management; experience with pipeline, compression, or other energy infrastructure EPC programs translates well to this role

•     PMP certification or equivalent project management credential

•     Familiarity with utility regulatory environments, capital planning processes, and utility safety standards (OSHA, NERC, or similar)

•     Experience working in multi-state or multi-region program delivery structures


Compensation & Employment

Employment Type: Full-Time, W2 — As a W2 employee of Innovation Consulting, you will be placed on assignment with our client for this engagement.

Salary: $100,000–$165,000 per year, DOE

Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) with company match; paid time off; and mileage or travel reimbursement per company policy for required site travel. All benefits are vested from day one, no waiting period to begin accruing PTO, begins accrual on day one.

Service Territory Coverage: Positions are available supporting three operating regions: Southwest (Texas and New Mexico), Mountain West (Colorado), and Upper Midwest (Minnesota and Wisconsin, with coverage extending to North and South Dakota). Candidates should indicate their preferred or primary region. Relocation is required if not a commutable distance from the assigned operating region hub.


Why Join Us

Innovation Consulting places experienced professionals on high-impact infrastructure programs where your work moves capital through the ground. You will be embedded directly with the client’s program delivery team — with real authority, real accountability, and the stability of W2 employment on a long-duration engagement.


If you have built your career managing EPC work and are ready to apply it on a multi-state utility capital program, we want to hear from you.


Innovation Consulting LLC is an equal opportunity employer and recruiter. We review candidates without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected characteristic.