Managing Director - Water Transfer Field Operations
Managing Director - Water Transfer Field Operations
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Oversee Operations Managers, Field Supervisors, and Technicians across all field functions
- Lead water transfer setup, execution, and demobilization efforts
- Ensure compliance with company SOPs, safety protocols, and environmental regulations
- Monitor budgets, labor, and material costs; report on regional P&L performance
- Develop and maintain strong customer relationships to ensure repeat business and account growth
- Collaborate with Sales, HSE, and HR to support recruitment, training, safety, and performance management
- Ensure consistent employee training and operational readiness for all customer job sites
- Evaluate operational efficiencies, deploy automation and instrumentation solutions where possible
- Maintain accurate field documentation, job cost tracking, and invoicing accuracy
- Participate in annual strategic planning and support new market initiatives Requirements
- B.S. in Environmental Science, Engineering, Construction Management, or related field
- Experience in managing P&L performance and regional business operations
- Background working with shale gas operators and managing large-scale projects
- Working knowledge of water automation and telemetry systems
- Mechanical or civil engineering knowledge preferred
- Paid Holidays
- Medical / Dental / Vision coverage Health savings account (HSA) Company Paid Life Insurance and Accidental & Dismemberment Insurance Voluntary Life Insurance 401k with a company match Paid Time Off Employee Assistance Program Professional Development Programs Employee Referral Programs
- Voluntary Benefits Offered#INDLPDepartmentWater Transfer
- Employment TypeFull Time
- Workplace type
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