Youth Treatment Specialist

PROJECT MANAGER – Water & Wastewater Treatment Sector (W/WWTP) JOB PURPOSE

The Project Manager (PM) is the lead administrative person on the project. The PM is primarily responsible for project start-up, scheduling, billing, contract interpretation, contract claims, subcontractor dispute resolution, submittals, extra work pricing, cost control, and financial reporting. The PM is also the lead planner on the project conducting regular meetings to review past, present, and future costs.

• Oversee the development of project schedule ensuring that all projects are delivered on time, within the scope, and within budget
• Supervise project buyout with the estimator
• Perform and oversee submittals and the RFI process
• Lead planning meetings & attend progress meetings
• Create an agenda for planning and progress meetings
• Execute the cost to complete reports
• Review proposed subcontractor and vendor payments Analyze subcontractor billings
• Maintain logs as needed - Change orders, field orders, submittal, RFI's, change conditions, delays, etc.
• Track material used on the job
• Collaborates with the Vice President of Project Management to effectively manage projects
• Works with Estimating to develop accurate cost proposals and estimated cost reports for submission to the owner
• Coordinate payments with lower-tier vendors and subcontractors
• Mentor and train Assistant Project Managers and Project Engineers
• Participation in a professional trade group

• EDUCATION Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, construction management, or a related field
• PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION Registered Professional Engineer (preferred)
• EXPERIENCE 5-10 years of experience as an Assistant Project Manager or Project Engineer 5+ years in heavy civil construction with W/WWTP experience
• REQUIREMENTS/COMPETENCIES Knowledge of W/WWTP construction and systems, including mechanical, electrical, and integration systems Ability to manage medium size projects Strong negotiation skills Comprehension of the cost to complete the process, project financial reporting, and project minority goals Knowledge of contract documents and contract-specific dispute resolution procedures Leadership and management skills, including the ability to make decisions with integrity Experience dealing with subcontractors and vendors Proficient written & verbal skills, attention to detail Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, P6, and Viewpoint software Proactive, self-motivating, problem solver

This is a full-time position, and the work week for employees is normally considered 40 hours Monday through Friday. Flexibility is required to support time-sensitive issues as they arise. However, greater emphasis is placed on meeting the responsibilities assigned to this position.

Work is performed in a non-smoking office. Work conditions are primarily indoors; however, fieldwork and travel are a significant portion of the role. Overnight stays can be expected depending on the project and/or business demands.

The physical requirements must be met by an employee, with or without reasonable accommodation, to perform the essential functions of this job successfully.

Employees must have the ability to:

• Sit (or stand) for prolonged periods of time
• Occasionally lift up to 50 pounds
• Occasionally bend, twist, squat, and kneel
• Occasionally walk up and down the stairs
• Demonstrate visual acuity with or without corrected vision
• Demonstrate hearing acuity with or without corrected hearing
• Must be able to walk outdoor construction sites with uneven terrain and obstacles
• Must be able to work in a variety of weather conditions