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Water/Wastewater Section Manager at Stanley Consultants - ApplyBlast

Water/Wastewater Section Manager

Stanley Consultants

2 months ago

3.6 on Glassdoor

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Hybrid

Full Time

Manager

0 applicants

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About this role

The Water/Wastewater Section Manager provides technical and administrative supervision for a section, overseeing staff, project priorities, budgets, and schedules to ensure high-quality design delivery. The role includes managing staff development, quality control, and serving as project manager for key initiatives within the Water/Wastewater discipline.

Responsibilities

Supervise engineering staff and assign project priorities
Manage section budgets and ensure projects stay on schedule
Oversee quality control and staff development within the water/wastewater section

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelors of Science in EngineeringPE

About Stanley Consultants

stanleyconsultants.com

Headquarters

Muscatine, Iowa, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1913

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Stanley Consultants is an engineering and design consultancy with more than 100 years of experience delivering infrastructure and technical solutions. The firm offers services across engineering & design, asset management, environmental & regulatory compliance, planning & consulting, program/project management, and resilient analytics. It serves public- and private-sector clients in markets such as water and wastewater, transportation, energy/utilities, data centers, education & healthcare, government, and industrial sectors. Stanley Consultants focuses on integrating technical expertise and project delivery to help clients plan, build, and manage resilient, community‑improving infrastructure.