Treatment Project Manager

Freese and Nichols•Tampa, FL

4d•Hybrid

About The Position

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.

Requirements

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.)

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.