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AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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American Institute of Architect (AIA), Project Management Professional (PMP), OSHA, preferred. Understanding the complete real estate development process from land/existing building through concept, feasibility, entitlements, schematic design, design development, construction and close out.
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Founded in 1912, STV is a leading national infrastructure-focused professional services firm, providing engineering, architectural, planning, environmental, program management and construction management services for transportation systems, buildings, water, energy and other facilities.
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Architectural Project Managers are responsible for the management of entire projects, from start to finish including conceptual, schematic, design development, construction documentation and construction services.
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About AECOMAECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, delivering professional services throughout the project lifecycle – from advisory, planning, design and engineering to program and construction management.
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With $15 billion in revenue and a talent force of more than 60,000, Jacobs provides a full spectrum of professional services including consulting, technical, scientific and project delivery for the government and private sector.
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Typical projects include project management and technical oversight for studies, design, and construction phase services for water/sewer distribution/collection system piping, pump stations, and treatment plant projects.
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Also, interaction and a commitment to client service for both internal and external clients Qualifications 10+ years’ experience in water/wastewater engineering and project management Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering (or equivalent) Georgia Professional Engineer (PE) license or the ability to become registered within 6 months Demonstrated technical proficiency in hydraulics, water/wastewater treatment, industry standards, etc.
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Serve as senior project manager for water/sewer distribution/collection system piping, pump stations, and treatment plant projects Plan, execute, monitor, control and close projects using earned value management principles Provide supervision of multi-discipline teams of engineers, engineering technicians, GIS analysts, designers, CAD staff, sub-consultants, etc.
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Ability to lead, motivate, and manage a project team and oversee excellent quality of work Excellent written and oral communication skills. We are currently searching for a Civil Engineer - Sr. Water/Wastewater Project Manager for water infrastructure projects in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Ability to work independently and mentor junior staff Maintain effective communication with client, client’s staff, regulatory agencies and within project teams Participate in business development activities including engineering scope and fee preparation, proposal preparation, and marketing activities.
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Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality. Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality.
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Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality. Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality.
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Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality. Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality.
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Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality. Coordinate assigned work to ensure continuity, consistency, and quality.
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