Drinking Water Technical Manager

To name a few, projects may include:

Drinking water distribution capacity analysis and design

Drinking water treatment system upgrades

PFAS treatment systems

Lead and Copper Rule project initiatives

Pumping station designs and rehabilitation

Collection system assessments, design, and rehabilitation

Municipal wastewater systems, including collection system infrastructure, pumping system hydraulics, and wastewater treatment processes

Biosolids and renewable energy development

What you will be doing at Woodard & Curran:

Acting as the technical leader for all sizes of projects

Working alongside Project Manager(s) to lead the technical delivery of project tasks.

Determining the overall technical approach for projects.

Preparing and delivering presentations and training programs to internal and external clients and professional associations

Providing input on the continued development of Woodard & Curran’s design guidelines and standards.

Assisting in the development of project schedules and budgets

Demonstrating strong and proactive communication skills to keep the project management and technical team(s) updated as project work progresses.

Working on multiple projects simultaneously and meeting the needs of each project in a professional, reliable, and organized manner.

Mentoring and directing junior and mid-level staff on technical assignments and reviewing technical work completed by engineers under supervision.

Connecting and working with external suppliers and subcontractors support project delivery.

Interacting with clients and professionally representing the firm.

Visiting client sites for meetings, proposal development, and/or observing construction project status.

Coordinating with contractors and clients in the field during construction to ensure that projects are executed in compliance with the Contract Documents.

Interfacing with state and local regulatory agencies and permitting officials

Assisting the Client Management team with proposal development and pursuit of new opportunities.

Participating in professional organizations.

What you will need to succeed:

8-15 years of engineering experience.

A B.S. Degree in Civil or Environmental Engineering or an M.S. Degree is preferred.

The successful candidate will have technical and project delivery expertise in civil and environmental engineering and an in-depth understanding of the engineering concepts associated with all types of municipal water systems, including water supply and treatment processes and distribution systems infrastructure.

Well-versed in state and federal regulations regarding water treatment and distribution systems.

Knowledgeable in state bidding laws and funding programs.

Up to date on the latest technological advances, regulatory trends, equipment, and processes.

Superior writing, communication, and presentation skills.

Registered Professional Engineer in Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, and Connecticut (or ability to apply for reciprocity).