Construction Project Manager (Wastewater/Water Treatment)

This opportunity is hosted by Collin Walsh.

About us

A well-established, mid-sized general contractor is seeking an experienced Project Manager to lead complex water and wastewater treatment facility projects in the region. This firm has built a strong reputation delivering technically challenging municipal infrastructure projects while maintaining the agility and culture of a mid-sized builder. With the resources to compete with national contractors and the flexibility of a smaller organization, this team consistently delivers large, high-profile projects while maintaining a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment.

Why join us?

Mid-Sized Advantage – The company combines the resources and project scale of larger contractors with the accessibility and culture of a smaller firm. Project Managers have real ownership of their work and direct access to leadership.

Pay

Salary: $120,000 - $160,000 per year. Total compensation typically ranging from $130K – $170K+ with competitive base salary and annual performance bonuses.

Benefits

• Company vehicle or vehicle allowance
• Comprehensive health benefits and retirement plan
• Strong project pipeline and long-term stability

Responsibilities

• Lead the full lifecycle of water and wastewater treatment plant construction projects, from preconstruction through closeout
• Manage project budgets, schedules, contracts, and risk mitigation
• Coordinate with owners, engineers, subcontractors, and internal teams to ensure successful project delivery
• Oversee procurement, subcontractor management, and change order negotiations
• Monitor project financial performance including cost forecasting and profitability
• Ensure compliance with safety standards, environmental regulations, and quality requirements
• Provide leadership and mentorship to project engineers and field teams

Requirements

• 5+ years of Project Management experience in heavy civil or water/wastewater construction
• Experience managing treatment plant, pump station, or utility infrastructure projects
• Strong understanding of municipal contracting and public infrastructure projects
• Ability to manage multiple project stakeholders including owners, engineers, and subcontractors
• Experience with project scheduling, budgeting, and contract management

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or related field preferred.