Project Manager Civil Public Works

Merrick & Company•Loveland, OH

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Merrick & Company is seeking a technical Project Manager with experience in the management and design of water and wastewater pipeline, transmission, and interceptor projects to be a key collaborative member of our growing Public Works and water infrastructure team within our water practice. The qualified candidate will lead the design and delivery of small and large-diameter water, stormwater and sanitary wastewater pipelines for municipal and utility clients across Colorado. The position will be based in our Greenwood Village, CO; Denver, CO; Loveland, CO; or Colorado Springs, CO office.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in civil or environmental engineering.
Minimum ten (10) years of experience in engineering or other field closely related to the types of projects to be managed
PE (Professional Engineer) in the State of Colorado or the ability to obtain Colorado licensure.
Technical writing and communication skills.
Public works design experience with Local, State and/or Federal governments.
Must have demonstrated skills in leading project teams.
Must have a valid driver's license, a good driving record, and be insurable under Merrick’s insurance carrier.
Must be eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Ten (10) years of experience in the design of water, stormwater or wastewater pipeline with at least 2 years focused on large diameter systems.
Experience with coordination of utilities with utility owners and design of utility relocations.
Experience with trenchless design packages and rehab strategies.
Experience with local Front Range Colorado municipalities.
Working knowledge of AutoCAD Civil 3D, hydraulic modeling tools, Excel-based calculations, StormCAD, Infoworks ICM, and HEC-RAS.
Proposal writing and client development experience.

Responsibilities

Lead design and delivery of small and large diameter water, stormwater and sanitary wastewater pipelines, including gravity mains, force mains, lift stations and interceptors.
Direct and manage a multi-discipline team of design engineers or technicians on water and sanitary projects.
Develop and stamp plans, profiles, details and construction specifications for small and large-diameter gravity and pressurized pipelines.
Perform hydraulic modeling and evaluate alternatives for alignment, materials, and constructability.
Lead coordination efforts for other discipline specialists, including survey, trenchless design, geotechnical input, environmental considerations, and other specialties.
Prepare construction specifications, cost estimates, and engineering reports, and review those provided by others.
Conduct condition assessment/rehab evaluations for existing large-diameter assets.
Design lift stations, interceptors and pipelines, including hydraulic and structural considerations.
Support project planning, scope, schedule, and budget; manage QA/QC reviews.
Interface with municipalities, utilities, and permitting agencies; contribute to proposals and presentations.
Perform independent design tasks; review the designs of others; prepare bid documents, including drawings and specifications; and organizing all drawings, reports, calculations, and associated project deliverables.
Interface with clients and Local, State, and Federal government agencies and be capable of leading project progress meetings, make project presentations, and provide clear written communications.