I am representing a leading infrastructure engineering consultancy that is seeking an experienced Water/Wastewater Project Manager to join its North Texas operation.
This is a senior project leadership opportunity involving the delivery of multimillion-dollar municipal water and wastewater programmes, alongside client development and regional growth responsibilities.
Salary: $145,000–$200,000, depending on experience
Job Specifications:
- Manage the successful delivery of major water and wastewater infrastructure projects
- Take responsibility for project scope, cost, schedule, quality, risk and client satisfaction
- Lead multidisciplinary engineering, procurement and construction teams
- Coordinate engineering, construction, commissioning and third-party project activities
- Establish project performance objectives and monitor delivery against agreed targets
- Manage project budgets, invoicing, commercial performance and contract compliance
- Develop client-engagement strategies and identify new project opportunities
- Lead proposals, presentations, fee development and contract negotiations
- Build relationships with municipal and utility clients throughout North Texas
- Mentor project managers and technical professionals
- Support regional market planning and business-development initiatives
Key Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Civil, Environmental or a related engineering discipline
- Texas Professional Engineer licence strongly preferred
- Approximately 10 or more years of relevant engineering and project-management experience
- Background delivering municipal water or wastewater infrastructure projects
- Experience with treatment facilities, pipelines or other linear infrastructure
- Proven ability to manage multidisciplinary teams and multimillion-dollar projects
- Previous business-development and client-management experience
- Strong understanding of project financial and commercial performance
- Excellent leadership, presentation and communication skills
- Existing relationships within the Dallas-Fort Worth water market would be advantageous