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At least seven years progressive management experience within a water /wastewater treatment environment with thorough knowledge of the methods, techniques, principles, and practices of water/wastewater treatment, water distribution and wastewater collection.
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Supported by our diverse staff providing 600+ technical services, you will work collaboratively with our team to develop, design, and manage a variety of projects, including public and private sector wastewater collection and treatment systems, public and private sector drinking water distribution and treatment systems, membrane treatment of municipal and industrial water and wastewater, and biosolids and renewable energy development.
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Must obtain and maintain within six months of hire or promotion a Grade I operator certification from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) within one of the following disciplines - Water Treatment, Water Distribution, Wastewater Treatment, or Wastewater Collection.
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The Water/Wastewater Engineering Project Manager will support and lead projects for water and wastewater clients primarily in the Denver area but also include national projects including planning, designing, and preparing plans related to water and wastewater infrastructure which may be comprised of water distribution and sewage collection systems, pump stations, reservoirs, hydraulic structures, and water/wastewater treatment facilities.
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This person will primarily utilize Civil 3D to create 3D models of Water/Wastewater Treatment Plants for local Municipal clients. In addition, this person will use AutoCAD to create 2D Construction Drawings of Water Distribution and Wastewater Collection Systems.
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The Water/Wastewater Project Manager will support and lead projects for water and wastewater clients primarily in the New Mexico area but also include national projects including planning, designing, and preparing plans related to water and wastewater infrastructure which may be comprised of water distribution and sewage collection systems, pump stations, reservoirs, hydraulic structures, and water/wastewater treatment facilities.
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Seven to ten years progressive experience within a water /wastewater treatment environment with thorough knowledge of the methods, techniques, principles, and practices of water/wastewater treatment, water distribution and wastewater collection.
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The successful candidate will be expected to work as a team member for studies and/or detailed design and construction services for water/wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and collection/distribution systems.
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As part of a 45 person I&C team, this person will support projects related to municipal water and wastewater treatment plants, including but not limited to major treatment plant expansions, regional water quality studies, and critical water reuse projects.
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Potential projects include drinking water (treatment, storage, and distribution), wastewater (treatment, collection, and conveyance), stormwater (collection, conveyance, detention, and green infrastructure.
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Desirable experience includes industrial water and/or wastewater treatment experience with thorough knowledge of the methods, techniques, principles, and practices of water and wastewater treatment, water distribution, water reuse and wastewater collection, and/or experience in power generation, heating/cooling systems and distribution networks, and combined heat and power (CHP) processes.
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You are responsible for leading the design of HVAC, Plumbing, and Fire Protection for industrial type projects, mainly water treatment plants, wastewater treatment plants, hydroelectric power stations, storm mitigation facilities, and semi-conductor manufacturing facilities.
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Potential projects include drinking water (storage,distribution, and treatment), wastewater (collection,conveyance, and treatment), stormwater (collection, conveyance, detention, and green infrastructure.
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Keywords: Water, Wastewater, Treatment, Pumpstation, Pipeline, Civil, Environmental, EIT, Engineering, Construction, Hydraulic. Experience in evaluating, designing, and/or developing drawings and specifications for water/wastewater treatment facilities and pump station projects.
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American Water will provide water treatment, storage, and distribution across JBLM. As a whole, the water system includes approximately 1.67 million linear feet of water pipe, 1,957 hydrants, 9,138 valves, 21 wells, and 28 tanks.
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