Program Manager, Design (Tunnel Redundancy)

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority•Chelsea, MA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Manages engineering and design projects related to the Metropolitan Tunnel Redundancy Program. The MWRA delivers high-quality drinking water, has restored Boston Harbor, and invests in protecting public resources. This is a mission-driven role in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment.

Requirements

A Bachelor's degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, construction management, or related engineering field required.
At least seven (7) years of civil engineering design, project management and/or construction management.
Including at least three (3) years' experience in a supervisory capacity.
A valid Massachusetts Class D Motor Vehicle Operators License or driver's license from another state.
Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to work effectively as part of a collaborative project team and also to function independently with minimal supervision.

Nice To Haves

An advanced degree or other post-graduate study is preferred.
Massachusetts license as a Registered Professional Engineer. (P.E.) preferred.
Certification by the Project Management Institute as a Project Management Professional (PMP) preferred.
Knowledge of Massachusetts bidding laws, including M.G.L Chapter 30 and Chapter 149 construction bidding regulations preferred.
Understanding of issues related to design, construction and operation of large and complex water and wastewater facilities and infrastructure preferred.
Experience with major water/wastewater facilities or water systems preferred.
Experience with project scheduling software such as Microsoft Project or Oracle Primavera P6 preferred.

Responsibilities

Manages the planning and design phases of projects under the Tunnel Redundancy Program, including detailed plans and specifications, permitting, project schedules, technical assistance, progress review and evaluation.
Participates in construction management of projects under the Tunnel Redundancy Program, including pre-construction planning, bid assistance, overseeing engineering services during construction, implementation and administration of project controls, and monitoring construction progress, cost, and schedule.
Supervises professional multi-disciplinary design and construction work of large and complex projects applying professional engineering principles and exercising independent judgment.
Performs engineering analysis, prepares engineering documents, and writes project reports.
Reviews work of professional engineering consultants related to tunnel systems, hydraulic analysis, groundwater treatment and discharge, connections to existing MWRA systems, long-term operations, design reports, and contract documents (plans and specifications).
Ensures projects are implemented using comprehensive work plans and resources by selecting consultant services groups that deliver a technically sound, controlled project on budget and on time.
Participates in consultant selection procedures and contract negotiations for projects.
Assists in the development of design and construction schedules and budgets ensuring fundamental management controls, techniques, and accountability for projects related to the Tunnel Redundancy Program.
Assists with implementation of the Program Management Plan (PMP) to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery of assigned projects within the Tunnel Redundancy Program.
Administers control and tracking methods and procedures to ensure project compliance with approved budgets and schedules.
Reports on the status of projects to senior management including any issues that impact schedules and budgets.
Develops and provides proposals to address budget or schedule non-compliance issues.
Administers quality management during design and construction process.
Ensures that fundamentals and recommended practices and procedures for quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) are followed and managed by staff.
Coordinates cooperative project development with other MWRA divisions and departments to ensure complete and coordinated projects.
Coordinates projects with communities, government agencies, and other MWRA departments.
Provides technical information and assistance.
Addresses professional and community groups and initiates outreach projects as required.
Provides technical and administrative assistance to staff in the development and management of projects which include design and engineering services during construction of the Tunnel Redundancy Program.
Supports annual and supplementary budget requests for the Tunnel Redundancy Program in the Capital Improvement Program (CIP).
Reviews projects' budgets and schedules for compliance with established department, division, and MWRA program goals.
Assists in implementing the goals and commitments of MWRA in the areas of customer services, diversity and affirmative action, economy and efficiency, health and safety, emergency response and security, integrity, and public trust.
Assists with compliance with MWRA procedures and policies, local, state, and federal environmental regulatory requirements and applicable engineering standards.
Performs related duties as required.