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Jobot is seeking a Construction WWTP Project Manager to lead heavy civil wastewater treatment plant projects, including pump stations and advanced filtration systems. The role involves managing scopes, schedules, and budgets across UT, TX, and AZ with travel as needed.
PFAS or related contaminant experience is highly valued. Ideal candidates have 7+ years in pumping stations, treatment plants, and public works, plus a 4-year degree in CM, engineering, or related field.
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Salary: $130,000 - $150,000 per year.
This Jobot Job is hosted by: Bryna Rabin.
We are a waste water treatment plant construction team based out of UT, TX and AZ. We are looking for multiple project managers. UT has little to no travel. TX will require travel (per diem and housing provided) unless you live close to El Paso or Las Cruces (this is easy travel). If you have direct experience managing wastewater or water treatment plant construction, especially involving PFAS or similar contaminants please call or email me at the number/email below.
(Per Diem when it applies)
As a Construction WWTP Project Manager, you’ll be responsible for project management methodology on Heavy Civil WWTP/Pump Station projects.
For faster response for qualified candidates, email: bryna@jobot.com
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