EPCM Project Manager (Wastewater Treatment)

Are you experienced in leading various size programs in the wastewater to power conversion or food and beverage facility field from site engineering to installation, commissioning and management of vendors? Do you thrive in leading initiatives on time and on budget in highly collaborative environments? If this sounds like you, apply to this posting with your resume today!

Basic FunctionThe Project Manager must be a pro-active problem solver capable of managing internal and external resources to deliver multi-component wastewater-to-energy plants to customers on time and on budget. The role includes oversight of site engineering, construction, installation, commissioning supported by internal and external project team-members. Candidate will be able to perform a variety of project management and field engineering tasks, including management of site engineering and system installation, coordination with equipment suppliers, subcontractors, customers. The Project Manager must have experience in water, wastewater, food and beverage manufacturing, chemical process design, or similar fields, and familiarity with the basics of industrial and municipal wastewater treatment equipment. Typical DutiesManage internal resources, external subcontractors, and consultants to ensure that projects are delivered on time and on budget.Coordinate with design build contractors responsible for EPC contractsProject budget updates and reportingPlan, sequence, and maintain project schedules with support of engineering and subcontractors.Act as the primary contact for customers from the commercial handoff to COD, including coordinating submittals, onsite work, and milestone payments.Identify, evaluate, and select subcontractors to perform work required to effectively deliver projectsCoordinate with the internal engineering team to effectively allocate internal engineering resources to projects.Responsible for efficient project engineering, and the authority to prioritize engineering resources within a project team for project delivery, determine which work must be completed at each stage of project delivery, and facilitate the professional development of junior engineers and operators.Manage project documentation, including determining which documentation is required for a given project, ensuring that proper revisions are made throughout the delivery process, and establishing standards that are in-line with industry.Coordinate requirements of governing authorities for permits, inspections, and final approval of the project.Manage system installations as the primary project manager with oversight responsibility for engineering firms and subcontractors. Required QualificationsBachelor’s Degree in chemical, environmental, mechanical, marine, facilities engineering, construction management or similar, Masters or advanced degree a plus, preference given to Licensed Engineers. Experience in the wastewater or food and beverage manufacturing industries of equipment systems that use aerobic and/or anaerobic digestion technology to treat wastewater, and the subsystems which support them.7+ years with total project responsibility for complex equipment systems of at least $5-10 million dollars7+ years’ experience working with vendors, customers and trades including electrical, piping and construction personnel.Top-notch project management skills and use of project management tools including Microsoft Project.Superb ability to interact with customers, including strong communication and presentation skills, affable, and demonstrated maturity and professionalism.Demonstrated experience in process engineering problem solving and system integration, preferably in the food and beverage processing or wastewater industries.Ability to work in a cross-functional team environmentStellar written and verbal communication skillsMust be able to exhibit strong leadership ability and have a professional demeanorProactive, problem-solving personality required