Treatment Project Manager
Freese and Nichols is making a long-term, strategic investment in Florida—and water/wastewater treatment is a major focus area. We are seeking a Treatment Project Manager to help shape the future of one of the fastest-growing and most technically exciting treatment teams in the country.
As the Treatment Project Manager, you will guide the growth, performance, and culture of our Florida-based treatment group while helping advance Freese and Nichols' national treatment practice.
We are open to high-potential leaders who may not have held a formal manager title but demonstrate the right leadership DNA, technical capabilities, integrity, and desire to grow into a broader role.
Responsibilities
- Oversees the analysis, design, construction administration, and preparation of technical reports, plans, and specifications for various water/wastewater treatment, reuse and resource recovery facility projects.
- Must have proven skills in managing complex, multi-discipline treatment plant projects and teams.
- Must have a mix of technical experience including but not limited to water and wastewater process design, an understanding of treatment plant civil/structural/mechanical/electrical design, treatment process studies, and construction contract administration and management.
- Must have a demonstrated ability to work in a team as well as independently.
- Must have a proven ability to build and maintain trusted advisor relationships with clients, both internal and external, as well as representatives of local, state and federal regulatory and resource agencies.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis on Environmental Engineering is required.
- 6+ years of related water and wastewater treatment experience with emphasis on plant process evaluation, design and construction
- Strong communication skills, written and verbal, and strong presentation and sales skills needed.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license in the state of FL (or the ability to become licensed within 6 months.)
