Field Manager Jobs in Oregon
Field Manager jobs in Oregon are concentrated in Portland, Salem, and Eugene, where construction, utilities, and agriculture drive consistent demand for professionals who can oversee crews and coordinate complex field operations at every level from team lead to senior field manager. Companies like Pacific Power, Oregon Department of Transportation, and Andersen Construction maintain ongoing hiring for field managers across infrastructure, energy, and commercial build-out projects. The most in-demand specialties include construction site management, utility field operations, and agricultural field supervision across the Willamette Valley. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Description
At Utilities One, we are driven by innovation, operational excellence, and a commitment to building the future of critical infrastructure. As a trusted turnkey solutions provider across telecom, power, water, renewable energy, and data center sectors, we deliver high-quality services that connect and empower communities. In addition to our core operations, we offer specialized consulting services that help our clients design, optimize, and execute complex infrastructure projects with confidence and precision. We believe our greatest strength is our people — a team of dedicated professionals who bring expertise, collaboration, and integrity to everything they do. Join us and become part of a growing organization where your contributions make a meaningful impact.
We are looking for a qualified Field Project Manager to support construction projects across the Western U.S. market. This travel-based role requires flexibility and frequent travel to various project locations.
Key Responsibilities
Project Review & Pre-Construction Readiness
- Review assigned projects for scope, constructability, and sequencing.
- Conduct pre-construction walkouts with vendors and internal teams.
- Verify locate ticket status and ensure valid locates are in place prior to excavation.
- Issue required 48-hour notices.
- Coordinate specialty services as needed (GPR, core drilling, line adjustments, FDOT scheduling, etc.).
- Confirm permits, traffic control requirements (MOT), and jurisdictional approvals are secured before work begins.
- Identify potential field conflicts early and coordinate resolution with engineering and management.
- Meet with foremen/vendors daily to review work plans, expectations, and job sequencing.
- Monitor GPM check-ins and ensure production is accurately entered and updated.
- Ensure vendors and crews:
- Have required documentation and certifications
- Are properly equipped for assigned work
- Follow approved construction methods and specifications
- Verify proper crew assignment based on work type (aerial, underground, boring).
- Enforce approved work-hour restrictions per jurisdiction.
- Confirm crews are working in logical order aligned with locates and permits.
- Coordinate daily MOT needs and communicate requirements to management.
- Conduct ongoing site inspections to verify quality and adherence to plans.
- Ensure compliance with:
- Required drilling practices (potholing, drain sock use, proper depths, DAP procedures, etc.)
- Underground depth requirements
- Aerial attachment standards and HOA requirements
- Safety regulations and PPE compliance
- Perform QA/QC checks on assigned projects.
- Ensure restoration requirements are completed properly.
- Confirm timely completion of assigned production units (“gigs”).
- Serve as the first-line problem solver for field challenges.
- Assist crews in resolving technical issues and unexpected conditions.
- Coordinate map discrepancies and field changes with engineering.
- Investigate and report damages; assist with resolution and documentation.
- Maintain proactive communication when plans require adjustment.
- Escalate critical concerns to OPM or Director when necessary.
- Submit required daily and project reporting including:
- End-of-shift reports (EOS)
- Damage reports
- MOT updates
- QA/QC documentation
- Keep GPM updated with production, rejections, corrections, and completions.
- Ensure project documentation is accurate and submitted in a timely manner.
- Communicate daily with management, clients, cities, and jurisdictions as required.
- Attend coordination meetings when assigned.
- Relay updates, expectations, and changes to field crews promptly.
- Address homeowner or public concerns professionally and coordinate resolution.
- Represent the company as the on-site operational leader.
- Monitor material availability and notify OPM when inventory is insufficient.
- Ensure traffic control requests are submitted and executed properly.
- Support yard organization and equipment readiness.
- Assist in developing field crews through training and reinforcement of standards.
- Daily field execution and productivity
- Vendor and crew compliance with construction standards
- Safety and permit adherence
- Accurate reporting and documentation
- Timely completion of assigned production goals
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- A valid, unrestricted Driver’s License;
- Strong knowledge of field construction, vendor management, and project coordination;
- Ability to read and understand construction plans, drawings, maps, and diagrams;
- Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills;
- Ability to work independently and effectively coordinate crews, subcontractors, vendors, and other stakeholders;
- Ability to work outdoors and in varying weather conditions;
- Willingness and ability to travel frequently to different project sites throughout the Western U.S. market.
Benefits
- Health Insurance plans (health, dental, vision);
- Whole Life Insurance;
- 401k Plan;
- PTO/Paid Holidays;
- Great Work Environment;
- Career Advancement Opportunities;
- All necessary tools, equipment, supplies provided;
- Company Vehicle and Fuel Card provided.
About Utilities One
Description
At Utilities One, we are driven by innovation, operational excellence, and a commitment to building the future of critical infrastructure. As a trusted turnkey solutions provider across telecom, power, water, renewable energy, and data center sectors, we deliver high-quality services that connect and empower communities. In addition to our core operations, we offer specialized consulting services that help our clients design, optimize, and execute complex infrastructure projects with confidence and precision. We believe our greatest strength is our people — a team of dedicated professionals who bring expertise, collaboration, and integrity to everything they do. Join us and become part of a growing organization where your contributions make a meaningful impact.
We are looking for a qualified Field Project Manager to support construction projects across the Western U.S. market. This travel-based role requires flexibility and frequent travel to various project locations.
Key Responsibilities
Project Review & Pre-Construction Readiness
- Review assigned projects for scope, constructability, and sequencing.
- Conduct pre-construction walkouts with vendors and internal teams.
- Verify locate ticket status and ensure valid locates are in place prior to excavation.
- Issue required 48-hour notices.
- Coordinate specialty services as needed (GPR, core drilling, line adjustments, FDOT scheduling, etc.).
- Confirm permits, traffic control requirements (MOT), and jurisdictional approvals are secured before work begins.
- Identify potential field conflicts early and coordinate resolution with engineering and management.
- Meet with foremen/vendors daily to review work plans, expectations, and job sequencing.
- Monitor GPM check-ins and ensure production is accurately entered and updated.
- Ensure vendors and crews:
- Have required documentation and certifications
- Are properly equipped for assigned work
- Follow approved construction methods and specifications
- Verify proper crew assignment based on work type (aerial, underground, boring).
- Enforce approved work-hour restrictions per jurisdiction.
- Confirm crews are working in logical order aligned with locates and permits.
- Coordinate daily MOT needs and communicate requirements to management.
- Conduct ongoing site inspections to verify quality and adherence to plans.
- Ensure compliance with:
- Required drilling practices (potholing, drain sock use, proper depths, DAP procedures, etc.)
- Underground depth requirements
- Aerial attachment standards and HOA requirements
- Safety regulations and PPE compliance
- Perform QA/QC checks on assigned projects.
- Ensure restoration requirements are completed properly.
- Confirm timely completion of assigned production units (“gigs”).
- Serve as the first-line problem solver for field challenges.
- Assist crews in resolving technical issues and unexpected conditions.
- Coordinate map discrepancies and field changes with engineering.
- Investigate and report damages; assist with resolution and documentation.
- Maintain proactive communication when plans require adjustment.
- Escalate critical concerns to OPM or Director when necessary.
- Submit required daily and project reporting including:
- End-of-shift reports (EOS)
- Damage reports
- MOT updates
- QA/QC documentation
- Keep GPM updated with production, rejections, corrections, and completions.
- Ensure project documentation is accurate and submitted in a timely manner.
- Communicate daily with management, clients, cities, and jurisdictions as required.
- Attend coordination meetings when assigned.
- Relay updates, expectations, and changes to field crews promptly.
- Address homeowner or public concerns professionally and coordinate resolution.
- Represent the company as the on-site operational leader.
- Monitor material availability and notify OPM when inventory is insufficient.
- Ensure traffic control requests are submitted and executed properly.
- Support yard organization and equipment readiness.
- Assist in developing field crews through training and reinforcement of standards.
- Daily field execution and productivity
- Vendor and crew compliance with construction standards
- Safety and permit adherence
- Accurate reporting and documentation
- Timely completion of assigned production goals
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- A valid, unrestricted Driver’s License;
- Strong knowledge of field construction, vendor management, and project coordination;
- Ability to read and understand construction plans, drawings, maps, and diagrams;
- Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills;
- Ability to work independently and effectively coordinate crews, subcontractors, vendors, and other stakeholders;
- Ability to work outdoors and in varying weather conditions;
- Willingness and ability to travel frequently to different project sites throughout the Western U.S. market.
Benefits
- Health Insurance plans (health, dental, vision);
- Whole Life Insurance;
- 401k Plan;
- PTO/Paid Holidays;
- Great Work Environment;
- Career Advancement Opportunities;
- All necessary tools, equipment, supplies provided;
- Company Vehicle and Fuel Card provided.
About Utilities One
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What Oregon Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in field manager jobs across Oregon.
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, agriculture, engineering, or a related field preferred
- Proven experience managing field crews and overseeing daily site or operational activities
- Familiarity with Oregon OSHA safety regulations and ability to maintain compliance on site
- Strong project coordination skills including scheduling, budgeting, and reporting to operations leadership
- Valid Oregon driver's license and willingness to travel regularly across assigned field territories
- Proficiency with field management software and mobile tools used for inspections and reporting
Field Manager Jobs in Oregon: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a field manager in Oregon?
Most field manager roles in Oregon require a bachelor's degree in a field relevant to the industry, such as construction management, agriculture, environmental science, or engineering, combined with hands-on supervisory experience. For construction-focused roles, employers commonly expect familiarity with Oregon Construction Contractors Board standards and, in some cases, a Supervisory Electrician or general contractor license depending on scope. Agriculture field managers may pursue certification through Oregon State University Extension programs. Industry-recognized credentials like PMP or OSHA outreach training give candidates a competitive edge.
Which companies hire field managers in Oregon?
Employers hiring field managers in Oregon right now include Lam Research, ASM, and Optum, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Oregon's mix of large infrastructure contractors, agricultural operations in the Willamette Valley, and regional utility providers creates steady, year-round demand for field management professionals.
Which Oregon cities have the most field manager jobs?
The Oregon cities with the most field manager openings are Portland, Hillsboro, and Oregon. Portland anchors the market given its density of construction firms, utility operators, and corporate regional offices, while Salem and Eugene draw demand from state government infrastructure projects, agricultural enterprises, and growing commercial development in the mid-valley corridor.
Are there remote field manager jobs in Oregon?
Yes, but they're rare. Field management is inherently a hands-on, site-based role, so fully remote positions are the exception rather than the norm. About 60% of field manager openings tied to Oregon are remote or hybrid as of September 2026, and those tend to be in reporting-heavy or regional coordinator roles where travel substitutes for a fixed office rather than eliminating field presence entirely.
How can I get hired as a field manager in Oregon with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is moving into a field coordinator or assistant field supervisor role first, then building toward full field manager responsibility. Oregon employers like Andersen Construction, Pacific Power, and Oregon Department of Transportation hire field coordinators and project assistants who support experienced managers on active sites. Completing an OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 outreach course, or enrolling in Oregon State University's construction management certificate program, signals readiness to hiring managers. Adjacent roles such as crew lead, operations technician, or field inspector are the most common stepping stones.
Where can I find and apply to field manager jobs in Oregon?
You can find and apply to field manager jobs in Oregon on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings tied to Oregon employers. Search the listings for roles that match your industry background and level of experience, then apply directly to the ones that fit. No signup is required to search or view openings.
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