Construction Change Management Lead

Construction Change Management Lead

Employer: Stantec. When you care deeply about the work you do, it’s rewarding to see it through from concept to completion. We partner with clients to provide both program management and construction management to strategize, plan, and implement projects that drive organizations forward. From hospitals and airports to university campuses, mass transit systems, water treatment facilities, mines, and wind farms, we've successfully managed thousands of projects. Joining our team, turning visionary ideas into reality, will shape your future—and the future of your community. We are strategizing, planning, and implementing projects that help clients achieve their organization’s objectives. Join our award-winning program management team and bring transformational project solutions to life. Your Opportunity We are seeking a highly experienced Change Management Leader to join our established Program Management Team (PMT) within the Cincinnati, OH MSDGC Client Program Management Office. This position is ideally based in Cincinnati, OH; however, we are open to candidates located elsewhere who are willing to travel to Cincinnati on an ongoing basis (approximately 1–4 trips per month depending on client needs). This is an opportunity to play a critical leadership role within a large, integrated team delivering a regulatory-driven wastewater infrastructure program with a capital value exceeding $1.3B. The portfolio includes eight major projects, including landmark WWTP facility upgrades and a $150M stormwater tunnel project. These projects will be delivered using both conventional design-bid-build (DBB) and progressive design-build (PDB) methods. The program represents a 10-year phase of the City/County Consent Decree Wet Weather Improvement Program (WWIP), delivered within a dynamic, highly collaborative project environment. This role offers strong growth potential as the program advances. This is a unique opportunity to lead transformative infrastructure initiatives that shape