Coordinating and executing contractor access and protection requests including track outages / GOs, foul time, property access requests, flag protection, and force-account labor (i.e., track, signal, power, and other owner-employed disciplinary labor groups); Chair meetings and lead project presentations as owners-representative; Reviewing and commenting on all meeting minutes; Reviewing proposals, invoices, requisitions, and purchase orders for processing; Visiting the project site as needed; As well as all other related duties as assigned. Rail Transit job-sites will often consist of hazards associated with an operating rail transit system, including but not limited to: trains traveling at high rates of speed adjacent to the work area, electrified third rail or catenary wire, stone ballast walking surfaces, track systems including running rail, concrete or creosote-soaked timber ties, and uneven ballast surfaces.