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Project Manager- Water and Wastewater

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united consulting engineersIndianapolis (IN)

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Job DescriptionDescription:This position is partially remote. Candidates will be required to work in the office a minimum of three days a weekTitle: PROJECT MANAGER
Department: Water & WastewaterReports To: Department ManagerEducation: Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering, or equivalentRegistration: Professional Engineer in State of Indiana, or ability to obtain within 12 monthsExperience: Not less than 8 years in Water & Wastewater EngineeringDuties: Efficiently complete an entire set of contract documents, including Plans, Specifications, Quantities, and EstimateConduct meetings, including composing meeting agendas and minutesClient contactWork with and manage sub-consultantsWork with and coordinate with other internal departmentsAssist in assembling Supplements, Proposals, and Engineer’s ReportsSign Final TracingsMeet deadlinesAlert Department Manager immediately upon realization of a problem on a projectMaintain the confidentiality of information regarding our clients and company practicesPerform other duties as assignedSkills: Able to work independently with minimal supervisionMust possess strong communication skillsMust possess excellent organizational skillsAble to work in a “team” concept and direct the team in an efficient mannerAble to efficiently work on multiple assignments at one timeProficient with a computer and Microsoft Excel and Word and working knowledge of AutoCadAble to efficiently complete an entire set of contract documentsMust represent the firm professionally in publicMust be able to evaluate various water and wastewater equipment and materialsMust be able to prepare permit applicationsMust be able to attend evening meetings with clients as neededMust possess the ability to interact with officials at all levels of governmentRequirements:
Physical Requirements: Able to work seated for 9 or more hours per work dayAble to work 40 or more hours per work week, as neededAble to work outdoors traversing uneven or difficult terrainAble to travel throughout Indiana including overnight staysOther Requirements: Possess a valid Indiana driver’s licenseAgree to abide by the personnel policies identified in the Company Policy

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