Engineering Project Manager

Engineering Project Manager - 1

The Engineering Project Manager - 1 will both independently manage industrial wastewater projects predominantly in the food and beverage industry as well as part of a team for larger projects.

Key Responsibilities for the Engineering Project Manager - 1:

• Serve as primary client contact for all assigned projects/clients, maintaining positive relationships with clients and upholding the Probst reputation
• Utilize Probst project management methods to manage schedules, scope, and budgets through all phases of an assigned project, including construction
• Coordinate schedules and budgets with subcontractors and equipment suppliers
• Assign and manage tasks to project team members
• Utilize time management software to track and forecast budgets and complete invoicing
• Work closely with Project Coordinators to maintain project documentation and communicate schedule priorities and deliverables
• Gather client data for use by engineers in design development
• Draft bid requests and evaluate quotations for contractors and consultants
• Review purchase orders for equipment on assigned projects
• Manage projects with oversight from key stakeholders
• Support and document project risk and issues
• Other duties as assigned

Travel Expectations:
Up to 20% as business needs require

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited university in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field
• Strong written communication skills for reports, instructions, and proposals
• Strong verbal communication skills to support frequent client interactions
• Ability to work out of the Hartland, WI office
• Willingness to travel up to 20% of the time

Preferred Experience s for the Engineering Project Manager I:

• 2+ years of experience in industrial construction project management
• Experience in construction planning, procurement and subcontract management, scheduling, and construction management
• Commissioning and startup support
• Experience in working with multi-disciplinary teams