About the job Project Engineering Manager - Water/Wastewater
Key Responsibilities
Project Execution
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Prepare complex engineering deliverables for large or multiple concurrent projects
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Conduct research to support equipment and material selection
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Perform complex engineering calculations using established methods and standards
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Develop and manage project budgets, schedules, and quality requirements across multiple disciplines
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Lead production teams, coordinate cross-discipline activities, and serve as Engineer of Record or Responsible Charge as applicable
Client Interface
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Identify key client priorities and project drivers for moderately complex assignments
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Communicate client concerns to project teams and develop effective technical solutions
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Support business development, proposals, and pursuit activities
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Manage project changes directly with clients under the guidance of the Project Manager
Technical Leadership
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Lead large, multi-discipline teams to successfully meet project deliverables
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Provide technical input and guidance for complex water and wastewater treatment projects
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Drive innovative, practical solutions to meet project objectives
Management Responsibilities
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Review and provide oversight of engineering work performed by junior staff
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Mentor team members and support performance management and professional development
Preferred Qualifications
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Professional Engineer (PE) license
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Prior experience in engineering consulting
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Proven experience delivering multi-discipline water and wastewater treatment plant (WTP/WWTP) upgrades and expansion projects
Minimum Qualifications
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Bachelors degree in Engineering from an accredited institution
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Minimum of 5 years of related professional experience
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Ability to successfully complete pre-employment onboarding requirements, which may include background checks, drug screening, and motor vehicle record reviews, in compliance with applicable laws and regulations
Work Environment / Physical Demands
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Hybrid or flexible work arrangements may be available after the first 90 days, based on business needs, performance, and manager discretion
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Prolonged periods of sitting, standing, and computer use
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Ability to effectively use video and audio conferencing tools for internal and external collaboration
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Travel to client sites as required