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Thomas & Hutton has an opening for a Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Engineer in Charlotte, NC. The position requires strong understanding of water and wastewater infrastructure and process design preferably with municipal systems.
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Working under the direction of a Project Manager, the Designer I will be expected to successfully prepare site development construction drawings, engineering design considerations for water, sewer, and storm drainage infrastructure, and permit applications associated with residential, commercial, and or industrial projects.
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We are seeking a skilled Civil Engineer Project Manager – Mission Critical Site Development to join our dynamic team in our Greenville, SC office. Civil Engineer Project Manager – Mission Critical Site Development.
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Thomas & Hutton has an opening for a civil site development Project Manager / Project Engineer in Nashville, TN. The position requires a strong understanding of civil site design and development with previous experience working with water, sewer, and storm drainage infrastructure design projects.
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