Wastewater Project Manager
think consultingWheeling (WV)
About the role
We are seeking a Water & Wastewater Project Manager to grow our Water Engineering team in our Wheeling, WV office. The successful candidate will use their expertise and technical knowledge in planning, design, construction, and client service to successfully execute water, wastewater and storm water related infrastructure projects.
What You'll Be Doing:
- Lead and direct design/ technical development of infrastructure projects within the areas of water / wastewater / storm water including supply, storage, collection and distribution, treatment, and pumping/conveyance systems from the planning and design phases through construction completion
- Delivery of projects to meet established budgets and delivery schedules to the performance expectations of the client
- Prepare construction documents including plans and specifications
- Prepare project cost estimates and schedules
- Provide overall supervision and technical direction and expertise to team of design engineers and technical staff
- Coordinate multi-disciplined engineering teams
- Support or lead preparation and development of proposals and strategic client pursuits
- Client management
- Attend meetings with municipal officials, other engineers, developers, permitting agencies, and contractors
What you bring:
- Bachelor's in Civil or Environmental Engineering 7+ years' experience in water/ wastewater / stormwater planning, design, and construction administration as a lead design engineer or project manager
- Strong team leadership experience or proven potential; including managing project delivery expectations, prioritization of tasks, and mentoring
- Current PE license in WVExcellent technical skills in the water/wastewater/stormwater practice area
- Proficient with AutoCAD Civil 3D a plus
Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status
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