Senior Project Manager - Water/Wastewater
Denver, Colorado
Garver is seeking an experienced licensed professional to join our Colorado
Water/Wastewater Team as a Senior Project Manager (Client Service
Manager)for our developing Colorado portfolio. If you have ever dreamed of
having your own practice, this just may be your calling only better. You
will be empowered and rewarded to grow your own. With the full support of a
century-old engineering consulting firm that is rapidly growing in the water
market, the successful candidate will help develop and lead business
planning, pursue diverse and custom water and wastewater projects, build
and maintain outstanding client relationships, be active in industry
activities and events, and learn and mentor as part of a growing full
services team. The successful candidate will be responsible for the hands-on
management of exciting water industry projects through all phases of delivery.
Specifically, responsibilities will include a variety of projects related to:
Water infrastructure planning, design, implementation, and optimization
Water distribution, pumping, and storage
Sewer collection, pumping, and storage
Water resources planning and development
Conveyance, pumping, and storage
Surface water supply
Groundwater supply
Challenged and/or reuse supply
Water facilities planning, design, implementation, and optimization
Drinking water treatment plants
Wastewater treatment plants
Advanced water treatment plants
Responsibilities will vary in relative volume, and change over time, but
will generally include:
Business planning and development activities
Client service management
Pursuit planning
Support proposal development efforts
Scope, fee, and contract development services
Program Owner's Advisor (OA) services
Oversee production of deliverables, including:
Complete detailed design calculations, drawings, and specifications
Scheduling, management and coordination of support disciplines and
subconsultants
Facilitate stakeholder engagement activities
Support permitting approval with regulatory agencies
Manage quality assurance and risk management
Facilitate workshops with clients
Transition to construction phase (both alternative delivery and
design-bid-build)
Contractor pre-qualification and bid evaluation
Participate in facilitated teaming activities
Technical review of submittals and RFIs
Construction phase engineering support
Scheduling, management and coordination of support disciplines and
subconsultants
Progress tracking and communications
Transition to integration phase
Manage owner training program
Equipment, instrument, and device checkout and performance validation
Control system and HMI integration
Scheduling, management and coordination of support disciplines and
subconsultants
Contract closeout
Travel will be required on an as-needed basis for projects, conferences,
marketing, and other duties to maintain your designated service area. The
successful candidate will have a great opportunity for professional and career
development while attending industry conferences as a subject matter expert on
behalf of Garver and the Water Business Line.
Qualified candidates must be capable of performing the following routine
functions:
Display technical competency of water or wastewater engineering
Develop and manage detailed project delivery assumption, scope of work,
level of effort, and associated man-hour estimates
Manage and delegate scope, budget, and schedule for a team of
multi-disciplined (civil, process, structural, mechanical,
electrical, and I&C) project engineers, design engineers, and CAD
Technicians in the development of various Water Business Line projects
Manage and delegate multiple projects concurrently
Be responsible for time management and work product quality
Keep accurate and up-to-date project accounting on all assigned projects
Conduct written and oral project reporting for clients and Team Leader.
Reporting will include project design status, upcoming milestones, project
accounting and billing, percent completes, progress reports, etc.
Prepare and execute Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plans
Lead internal and external project workshops
Be an active learner responsible for continuing education and learning based
on project needs, as well as overall needs of the team
Construction management, excluding construction observation, for local
projects
Minimum Requirements:
Master's degree in civil, chemical, biological, or environmental
engineering from an ABET accredited program
10+ years of similar technical experience with no less than 3+ years'
experience in project or team leadership
Registered as a Professional Engineer (PE) in Colorado or the ability to
obtain within a year
Previous experience in responsible charge of planning, design, and
implementation of water facilities and infrastructure projects
Strong understanding of the multi-disciplined practices (i.e. process,
surveying, geotechnical, structural, mechanical, electrical,
instrumentation, and control) required for the planning, design, and