Job Title: Project Manager
Location: 1000R Elm Street, Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Responsible for directing engineering activities, managing construction and rehabilitation operations across multiple concurrent project sites, providing authoritative technical advisory services to municipal clients and management, and ensuring full regulatory and environmental compliance across National Water Main Cleaning Company’s underground infrastructure and environmental services contracts in the New England regions. Provide technical advisory services on construction, and structural repair of storm and gravity sewer main pipe systems. Interpret and implement Construction Stormwater permit requirements (SWPPP, BMP oversight) and MS4 permit obligations; interpret NWI wetland maps, delineate jurisdictional wetland boundaries in the field. Identify environmental and construction risks; author site-specific JHAs, conduct formal site inspections; issue corrective action directives. Manage construction and rehabilitation operations across multiple concurrent sites; administer municipal contracts (RFIs, change orders, pay application review) lead project progress meetings with municipal owners and agencies. Perform cost engineering and feasibility analysis ($100M+ contracts); develop integrated digital project controls using Smartsheet, and document management systems.
Travel throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts approximately once per month for site visits and on-site meetings is required.
The position of Project Manager requires a Bachelor’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Civil Engineering or a related field and five (5) years of progressively responsible, post-baccalaureate experience in a related occupation.
Additionally, the applicant must have the following:
Rate of Pay: $154,066.00/year
Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision, 401K, PTO, ESOP

Carylon Corporation is a national organization of industry-leading, regional operating companies who offer a full range of specialized services including sewer maintenance, industrial services, and sediment and water management for municipalities, utilities, and industrial companies.
Since 1949, we have been pioneering new processes, making technological advancements and developing specialized equipment to help municipalities, utilities and industrial companies comply with environmental regulations and meet the growing challenges of environmental infrastructure management.
One of the many things that sets Carylon companies apart from their competition is their unmatched guarantee that "You must be satisfied or you pay absolutely nothing".