Project Manager - Water/Wastewater Treatment Plants - Richmond to Virginia Beach corridor (up to $180k)

Schedule: Full-time, office and field, travel within the region as projects require

Pay: Up to $180,000 per year depending on experience

About the Opportunity: A self-performing heavy civil general contractor with a large water and wastewater treatment plant portfolio across the Southeast is adding a Project Manager to its Civil and Environmental division. This is a self-perform shop: the company runs its own concrete crews, heavy equipment operators, pipe crews and electricians rather than subcontracting the physical work. You will own treatment plant projects from award through closeout: schedule, budget, procurement, subcontracts, owner and engineer relationships, and the profitability of the job.

What You Will Do: Project Management- Create, update and manage the project schedule (Primavera P6 or similar)- Develop the project budget on award and maintain the forecast through completion- Prepare monthly billings and manage cash flow on the project- Identify, document, price and negotiate change orders and extra work- Coordinate and manage subcontractors and suppliers- Review labor and cost reports; direct the Superintendent and crews on productivity Engineering and Procurement- Know the specifications and communicate contract scope to the field- Expedite material procurement and track approvals- Manage submittals, material certifications, project files and drawings- Approve invoices and vendor/subcontractor payments; manage subcontracts and purchase agreements Client and Team- Build and maintain relationships with owners and engineers- Deliver projects on time and on budget- Monitor job site safety and administer company safety policy- Develop Assistant Project Managers and Project Engineers on the team

What You Need: Experience as a Project Manager on water or wastewater treatment plant construction with a self-performing general contractor (a firm that employed its own concrete, equipment and electrical crews). This is a hard requirement.- Must have performed the Project Manager role itself; an Assistant Project Manager ready to step up is not a fit for this position- Four-year engineering or construction management degree, or equivalent experience- Primavera P6 or similar scheduling software- Demonstrated ability to manage treatment plant projects well above $5 million in contract value- Superior communication and interpersonal skills- Valid, non-restrictive driver's license- 18 years of age or older, able to pass a drug test, legally eligible to work in the USBenefits, Effective Day One- Medical, dental and vision coverage- HSA and FSA options; wellness program with incentives- 401(k) savings plan with company match, plus profit sharing- Life/AD&D and disability insurance- Paid holidays, vacation and sick leave- In-house career training and educational assistance Work Environment Split between the project office and active heavy civil construction sites: treatment plants, concrete structures, process piping and heavy equipment. Projects located in the Richmond to Virginia Beach corridor.