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Communities Unlimited, Inc.
Water/Wastewater Project Manager
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What they do
A Project Manager manages work on projects with a defined scope, start and completion point. Leads project teams, manages project budgets and schedules; manages contractors and communications with stakeholders. May manage projects in construction, information technology or in other industries.
$111,265 / year median in the U.S.
+3% projected growth
Job Description
The Water/Wastewater Project Manager provides onsite technical assistance and training to rural community infrastructure systems with water or waste disposal problems and needs in the areas of project planning, financing, utility management and administration. Communities Unlimited is one of six regional non-profit organizations that are partners in the national Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP) through which these services are available in all U.S.A. and territories.
Develop, prepare, and submit timely, accurate reports, project documentation, and technical analyses (e.g., feasibility studies, rate analyses) to support informed community decision-making.
Build and maintain strong relationships with local, state, and federal stakeholders while facilitating meetings, trainings, and community engagement efforts.
Ensure compliance with organizational policies, grant/contract requirements, and reporting standards, including accurate tracking of time, expenses, and project records.
Support program operations by managing multiple priorities, maintaining confidentiality, contributing to communications/branding efforts, and participating in meetings, events, and special projects.
Work Location:
An ideal candidate will work from home; however, candidate must currently reside in Southern Mississippi -Hattiesburg, Laurel, Lumberton, McComb, Summit Water/Wastewater Consultant Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance Health Savings Account with annual employer contributions Flexible Spending Accounts Company-paid Short-Term & Long-Term Disability and Basic Life Insurance Employer 401k Match Paid holiday, vacation and sick time.Water/Wastewater Consultant Requirements:
Education Option A:
Bachelor's degree in environmental sciences, social sciences, management, public administration or related field preferred and 1 year experience.Option B:
Current Water or Wastewater Operator Certification and a minimum of 5 years of experience in operating and/or managing community environmental management systems. Effectively communicate in both written and verbal formats. Deliver results in an environment with a high degree of self-directed time management and project management. Understand basic financial statements, operational and capital improvement project budgeting. Deliver high degree of accuracy with attention to detail in work products Must maintain a valid driver's license, have reliable transportation, an acceptable driving record, and at least the state minimum personal liability auto insurance coverage. Must be authorized to work in the USA.Water/Wastewater Consultant Duties:
Provide onsite technical assistance to 15-20 rural communities and small water/wastewater systems, helping address public water supply and wastewater challenges.Develop, prepare, and submit timely, accurate reports, project documentation, and technical analyses (e.g., feasibility studies, rate analyses) to support informed community decision-making.
Build and maintain strong relationships with local, state, and federal stakeholders while facilitating meetings, trainings, and community engagement efforts.
Ensure compliance with organizational policies, grant/contract requirements, and reporting standards, including accurate tracking of time, expenses, and project records.
Support program operations by managing multiple priorities, maintaining confidentiality, contributing to communications/branding efforts, and participating in meetings, events, and special projects.