Senior Project Manager- Potable Water

Description

• Supervise and direct individuals or teams of technical staff or Project Managers on multiple complex projects and/or less complex projects.
• Identifying and seeking out new project opportunities
• Bringing new technical developments in-house
• Assist in training, mentorship, and technical development of Project Managers and staff through:
• Prepare contracts, subcontracts, and negotiate fees associated with new projects
• Act as a Public Relations Ambassador by proactively presenting and communicating the company's capabilities and strengths.
• Review of daily and weekly construction reports
• Lead construction administration tasks, including:
• Participate in professional associations and conferences by presenting or authoring technical papers.
• Make technical presentations to clients and at public meetings to review and discuss project details
• Providing technical guidance during project execution
• Project closeout and tracking construction schedules
• Ensuring compliance with firm standards
• Preparation of meeting agendas and minutes
• Setting up meetings and participating in proposal development
• Consult with technical staff and Project Managers on technical issues and provide QA/QC reviews on projects outside of their direct involvement.
• Lead projects from development through completion by identifying schedules, scopes, budget estimates, and implementation plans, including QA/QC and risk management.
• Holding training seminars
• Preparation of payment applications, RFIs, and change orders
• Oversee technical accuracy of projects through:
• Coordination with field staff and designers
• Review of plans, specifications, reports, and calculations
• Prepare proposals, participate in project interviews, attend and contribute to public meetings, develop fee proposals, and present information to potential clients
• Recognize potential risks related to nonstandard technical matters or legal disputes and participate in required insurance training to minimize liability.

Requirements

• Ability to work both in the field and in office settings
• Work with minimal direction or supervision, demonstrating success with similar project responsibilities.
• Consistently demonstrate leadership skills in project execution, client interactions, and business development.
• Florida PE license
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering or other relevant Engineering discipline
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Minimum of 10 years of specialized experience in Drinking Water Utilities, Pump Stations, Water Quality, and Treatment.
• Cross-training and the ability to work on a variety of projects.
• Professional Engineering License
• Valid Florida driver’s license and clean driving record as driving is an essential part of the position
• Relevant experience in Southwest Florida
• Regular communication with project staff
• Previous project management experience
• Strong experience working with local clients and regulatory agencies
• Experience with Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, and Outlook

Benefits

• 401k match, tuition assistance, and more.
• Company-paid life, short, and long-term disability.
• Company-subsidized medical and dental.
• Performance-based bonuses or other incentives.
• Construction progress meeting

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance