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A leading city department seeks an Assistant Project Manager for the Water System Capital Program. This role involves supervising water and wastewater projects, conducting field surveys, and ensuring compliance with permits. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant engineering degree and strong communication skills. Join a diverse and inclusive team committed to enhancing New York City's water infrastructure.
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Base pay range: $56,181.00/yr - $68,034.00/yr
The NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) manages water supply, wastewater, and pollution control for New York City, with nearly 6,000 employees and an extensive infrastructure system.
BEDC seeks an Environmental Engineering Intern as an Assistant Project Manager for the Water System Capital Program (WSCP). Responsibilities include supervising water and wastewater projects, monitoring permits, conducting field surveys, reviewing contract documents, participating in field investigations, and inspecting construction activities. The role requires critical thinking, effective communication, flexibility, and physical ability to perform fieldwork in various weather conditions.
465 Columbus Avenue, Valhalla, NY
Click "Apply Now" to submit your application. DEP is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity. Indicate your referral source in your application. The position is open to qualified persons with disabilities under the 55-a Program and others who meet the requirements. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. All appointments are subject to OMB approval.
Applicants may be eligible for federal and state loan forgiveness programs. NYC residency is not required. The City of New York promotes an inclusive, discrimination-free workplace.