Assoc. Project Manager, SOLitude

SOLitude Lake Management • Orlando, NE

1d • Onsite

About The Position

The Associate Project Manager will maintain a full portfolio of annual maintenance accounts and/or projects, performing all contracted services including client communication and permit compliance. This role involves evaluating site/waterbody conditions, conducting aquatic pesticide applications, and operating various equipment. The Associate Project Manager will manage product usage and labor costs within budget, calculate pesticide dosage, and participate in fisheries work. Responsibilities also include performing baseline waterbody assessments, collecting biological data, and supporting district operations with client communication and meeting attendance. The role requires proactively providing management recommendations, assisting with program evaluation and design, and participating in project data analysis and report writing. Additionally, the Associate Project Manager will develop technical reports, assist with service technique innovation, and support Project Managers with technical writing for permits and reports. Under supervision, they will design and conduct biological evaluations, provide technical support, and assist with understanding project logistical requirements and scheduling. Utilization of GPS and ArcView GIS software for mapping and treatment area calculations is expected. The role also involves supporting larger one-time projects with material purchases, equipment rental, and staff coordination.

Requirements

• HS diploma or GED
• 5+ years of directly relatable work experience
• Safe boating certification
• US DOT Medical Card
• Possess a valid state pesticide Aquatic category certification in all states serviced by District
• Expert knowledge of aquatic pesticide uses, application methods, and dosing
• Technical knowledge of SOLitude services and the operational execution of those services
• Knowledge of survey and field data collection techniques
• Full knowledge of aquatic environments and general aquatic plant and algae biology
• Understanding of fountain, aeration, and oxygenation system functions and applications
• Knowledge of water quality sampling and data interpretation
• Knowledge of State regulatory requirements and constraints of the District
• Must pass pre-employment background screen
• Must possess a valid driver's license and pass a motor vehicle record search

Nice To Haves

• Using ArcView GIS software develop vegetation and treatment area maps to support customer portfolio

Responsibilities

• Maintain a full portfolio of annual maintenance accounts and/or projects - performing all contracted services including client communication and permit compliance
• Evaluate site/waterbody conditions and independently conduct aquatic pesticide applications appropriate for site conditions, permit requirements, and contracted services
• Operate a variety of watercraft and all-terrain equipment
• Manage product usage and labor costs within defined program or project budget
• Commensurate with the product label, independently calculate aquatic pesticide dosage and quantity for safe and effective target species control
• Participate in District fisheries work when required
• Perform baseline waterbody assessment and biological data collection - temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, alkalinity, water quality sample collection, algae sample collection, aquatic plant identification, etc.
• Support District operations with routine client communication, attendance at HOA and regulatory meetings, as required
• Proactively provide new and/or innovative management recommendations to portfolio clients
• Assist manager (DM/OM) and/or technical staff (PM/Biologist) with program evaluation, modification, and/or design
• Participate in project data analysis and annual report writing under the supervision of technical staff
• Develop technical reports for high-profile, innovative, and/or highly successful projects (case studies, white papers, industry presentations)
• Assist with service technique innovation and the evaluation of new pond/lake products, equipment, and strategies
• Support Project Managers with technical writing - permit project narratives, competitive bid responses, and annual client monitoring report
• Under supervision of senior technical staff, design and conduct biological evaluations to compile data for the development of customized management plans
• Provide technical support to BDC, colleagues, and clients, as required
• Assist Operations Manager with understanding project logistical requirements and scheduling
• Utilize GPS equipment to record target plant locations, calculate treatment areas, and record treatment tracks
• Using ArcView GIS software develop vegetation and treatment area maps to support customer portfolio
• Support larger one-time projects, including but not limited to - material purchases, equipment rental, staff coordination and planning, etc.
• Other duties as assigned

Benefits

• Health benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, and Life Insurance
• 401(k) retirement plan with company-matching contributions
• Vacation days & sick days
• Company-paid holidays & floating holidays
• Training and development programs
• Tuition Reimbursement benefits (for FT Colleagues)

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED