Conveyance/Municipal Project Manager at AECOM2

At AECOM we balance the world’s need for safe, reliable water with protecting this critical natural resource for the future through a deep understanding of interconnected systems. Our professionals work in and across the major markets to deliver comprehensive solutions that safeguard human health and the environment. We work with clients across the entire project life cycle — from initial planning studies through final construction and operations and maintenance services — on both traditional and alternative project-delivery options (design-build, public-private partnerships and financing). We design projects that are fully constructible. As a part of our continued growth, AECOM is actively seeking a creative and highly talented Conveyance/Municipal Project Manager to join our team in this new role and assist in the delivery of major conveyance projects across the country and around the world. You will have a successful track record in the design and construction phases of linear water/wastewater infrastructure. As Project Manager you will lead the planning, execution, and delivery of water‑related infrastructure and environmental projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within scope, and on budget. This role requires strong coordination skills, technical understanding of water/wastewater systems, and the ability to work with multidisciplinary teams, regulatory bodies, and community stakeholders. You will work in a team environment to deliver to our client base in the Kitchener office, as well as the opportunity to work on our marquee projects across Canada and around the globe. Key Responsibilities • Project Planning & Delivery — Develop project plans, schedules, budgets, and risk assessments for water supply, wastewater, stormwater, or water treatment projects. • Stakeholder Coordination — Collaborate with engineers, contractors, government agencies, Indigenous communities, and the public to ensure alignment and compliance. • Regulatory Compliance — Ensure all project activities meet municipal, provincial, and federal water regulations, environmental standards, and permitting requirements. • Technical Oversight — Review engineering designs, technical reports, and construction documents; provide guidance to ensure quality and feasibility. Coordinate the work of a mulit-discipline team of engineers • Contract & Procurement Management — Prepare RFPs, evaluate bids, negotiate contracts, and manage vendor relationships. • Budget & Financial Control — Track expenditures, forecast costs, and ensure financial accountability throughout the project lifecycle. • Risk & Issue Management — Identify potential risks, develop mitigation strategies, and resolve issues that arise during design or construction. • Reporting & Documentation — Prepare progress reports, presentations, and documentation for internal leadership and external stakeholders. • Sustainability & Innovation — Integrate best practices in water conservation, climate resilience, and sustainable infrastructure.