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Asset Protection Program Manager – Senior
Duke Energy CorporationDuke Energy Asset Protection Manager safeguarding transmission corridors and resolving encroachments. Reviewing engineering plans, negotiating property issues, and supporting legal and regulatory compliance.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Asset Protection management, including compliance with safety standards, regulatory requirements, and effective communication with stakeholders. Proficient in project management, negotiation, and conflict resolution while maintaining detailed documentation and managing budgets.
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Asset Protection ManagementProject ManagementNegotiation SkillsRegulatory ComplianceGIS Database Familiarity
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Hard Skills
Asset Protection GuidelinesEngineering Plan ReviewNESC KnowledgeOSHA ComplianceBudget ManagementEasement Document ReadingTechnical Drawing ApprovalUtility ExperienceProblem-Solving SkillsContract Resource Performance Monitoring
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationCollaborationLeadershipTime ManagementAttention to Detail
Tools & Technologies
GIS SystemsMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPointSharePoint
Certifications & Qualifications
Valid Driver's License
Industry Keywords
Electrical SafetyEnvironmental ComplianceCommunity Stakeholder EngagementAsset Protection ProgramsLegal Documentation
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Manage, inspect, and protect assigned portions of approximately 33,000 miles of purchased easement and fee-owned transmission corridors
- Ensure customers, contractors, and developers comply with Asset Protection guidelines and recorded property-rights documents
- Review and approve technical engineering drawings and site plans, including grading, utilities, and landscaping
- Evaluate grade changes, National Electrical Safety Code issues, OSHA minimum approach distances, and Duke Energy clearance standards
- Resolve existing encroachments and helicopter-reported encroachments through negotiation, documentation, court action, and testimony when necessary
- Collaborate with observers during helicopter flights
- Meet with developers, architects, engineers, executives, government leaders, lawyers, planning boards, and community stakeholders
- Prepare professional letters to property owners regarding plan-review findings
- Maintain detailed documentation of conversations, site visits, emails, evidence, and cases for management or legal review
- Participate in depositions, trials, and other legal actions involving unresolved encroachment issues
- Train, onboard, and mentor new employees
- Respond to customer and community concerns related to Asset Protection programs
- Identify and assign relationship-building opportunities with influential leaders
- Evaluate and attend relevant professional conferences and association events
- Work with DOT, Environmental, and other government agencies to ensure regulatory compliance and communicate vegetation-management plans
- Assist with escalated enterprise projects
- Monitor contract-resource performance for safety, standards adherence, productivity, and expectations
- Assist the Lead AP Program Manager during emergency storm operations
- Work with minimal supervision on complex issues and apply advanced problem-solving skills
- Integrate industry data knowledge into business practices and decision-making
- Manage regional expenditures, budgets, forecasts, and work adjustments
- Coordinate supporting evidence and legal documentation for Asset Protection actions
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree in communications, Forestry, Engineering, Real Estate, Business, or another related discipline
- Alternatively, high school diploma/GED and seven (7) years minimum related work experience for Asset Protection Program Manager
- Alternatively, high school diploma/GED and ten (10) years minimum related work experience for Sr. Asset Protection Program Manager
- Valid driver's license
- Ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future
- Working knowledge of how Asset Protection affects electrical-system safety and reliability
- Project management work experience and/or PMI knowledge
- Familiarity with GIS databases, mapping, and geospatial systems
- Utility experience, from working knowledge to proficiency
- Organizational, planning, and time-management skills
- Effective verbal and written communication, customer-relations, and presentation skills
- Collaboration, teamwork, leadership, influencing, and motivation skills
- Negotiation and conflict-management skills
- Ability to deal with highly stressful situations
- Ability to collaborate with multiple organizational levels
- Ability to get work done through contractors
- Computer skills with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint
- Ability to work independently, self-motivate, self-initiate, make decisions, and supervise/self-manage
- Ability to read engineering plans and easement documents
- Ability to give depositions and/or testify in court
- Familiarity with NESC and OSHA requirements for the electric business
- Attention to detail
- Ability to implement asset-protection methods, processes, and procedures and train/develop AP Specialists
- Field employees must live within a reasonable daily commute of their assigned work location
- Willingness to travel 5–15%
Benefits
Comp & perks- Friendly work environment
- Opportunities for growth and development
- Recognition for your work
- Competitive pay and benefits
- Relocation assistance provided, as applicable