Treatment Plant Project Manager

Core & Main•Tampa, FL

17h

About The Position

The Treatment Plant Project Manager oversees multiple projects and assignments, including planning, monitoring, reviewing work progress and accuracy, and evaluating results. The role also works with existing customers to increase sales by applying knowledge of Core & Main’s customers and product line. The manager is responsible for profitably growing as-bid margins to meet Critical Infrastructure yearly sales goals and for providing reliable support to new accounts, retaining existing accounts, and increasing opportunities with current customers.

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years of age.
Must pass pre-employment assessment(s), if applicable.
Typically requires a BS/BA in a related discipline and generally 2–5 years of related experience, or an MS/MA and generally 2–4 years of related experience.
Certification is required in some areas.
Five years of prior experience specific to bid preparation, sales, or construction is preferred.
Strong computer skills are desired.
Extensive product knowledge of waterworks materials is preferred.
Experience in a relationship- and service-oriented role in manufacturing, distribution, or construction management is preferred.
Knowledge of order entry, inventory management, and supply chain logistics processes and systems is preferred.

Nice To Haves

DBIA and/or PMP certification.
Critical Infrastructure experience.
Formal project management training and/or PMI certification.

Responsibilities

Review project requirements and quotes to ensure materials and costs are represented accurately.
Ensure contractual agreements are understood and approved, and that Core & Main’s obligations are fulfilled.
Anticipate, identify, communicate, and resolve operational problems to minimize delays.
Ensure timely delivery of the correct materials and supplies.
Coordinate collaboration with internal support teams, external vendors, and others to deliver value to customers.
Provide regular project status information to stakeholders and interface with upper management on project status and related issues.
Review participating functions’ plans and schedules for compliance with the master schedule and resolve scheduling and inter-functional conflicts.
Participate in or lead weekly or monthly meetings.
Review open jobs to track and report project status and identify deviations or adverse trends.
Coordinate project support from inception through completion.
Work with existing customers to increase sales, retain accounts, support new accounts, and identify opportunities with existing customers.
Profitably grow as-bid margins to achieve Critical Infrastructure yearly sales goals.