Yakama Nation Legends Casino
Project Manager Lead
Yakama Nation Legends Casino, Toppenish, Washington, United States, 98948
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The Project Manager Lead will be responsible for the management, oversight, and supervision of a small group of project managers and engineers working on large fish passage and habitat projects across the Yakima and Klickitat River Basins. Projects overseen by the incumbent will include projects that present the greatest opportunities to improving the health of anadromous fish populations throughout the Yakima and Klickitat River Basins. The PML is responsible for managing all phases of project management to ensure efficient and effective delivery of supervised projects. A large part of this oversight will include interfacing with state, local, and federal partners to move projects forward. Due to the high visibility of the work, it is expected that frequent updates will need to be provided on projects to Tribal Council. The incumbent is to demonstrate strategic technical leadership, influence, and expertise that makes the most effective use of Yakama Nation Fisheries Program resources. Examples Of Work Performed
Participate in planning and scheduling all aspects of multi-million-dollar fish passage and habitat projects. Provide authoritative advice and information on project status, progress, and/or problems to the Lower Yakima River Coordinator. Determine priorities, establish required schedules, and decide on methods and types of contracts necessary to meet project or task order needs; resolve disputes and develop procedures to improve program execution and coordination with other Yakama Nation Fisheries programs. Direct the procurement and management of assigned major construction projects. Determine the need for contract modifications and whether projects will be accomplished by in-house personnel or by contract. Set and adjust short-term priorities and prepare schedules for completion of work. Assign work to subordinates based on priorities, evaluate performance, and provide guidance on project work and administrative matters. Ensure all activities comply with tribal and federal policies and regulations. Collaborate with US Bureau of Reclamation, NOAA, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Washington State Department of Natural Resources, plus other resource managers and stakeholders to promote and coordinate habitat restoration strategies. Regulatory work may include NEPA, federal consultations and permits (e.g., ESA Section 7, CWA Section 404, Section 401), SEPA, and participation in public hearings and study sessions. Pursue grant opportunities to leverage non-federal dollars and prepare funding proposals; complete financial and reporting requirements. Technical writing, design and implementation of fish passage and habitat restoration projects; present findings in professional forums. Travel to project sites and participate in occasional night meetings; multi-task across multiple activities. Perform all other job-related duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills And Abilities
Knowledge of life histories of anadromous and resident fishes in the Pacific Northwest. Knowledge of fisheries and watershed management disciplines (hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, soil science, plant ecology, channel dynamics, sediment transport and influence on fish habitat). Knowledge of federal natural resource management policies and laws (e.g., Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, National Environmental Policy Act, CFRs). Knowledge of state, tribal and local government permitting requirements. Experience with hiring consultants and contracting, and purchasing capital equipment and hardware. Technical and price proposal evaluation and contract bid analysis. Knowledge of federal construction contracting procedures, bidding, laws, regulations, awarding contracts, and bonding. Ability to make formal scientific presentations and to present to non-technical audiences. Sensitivity to Tribal culture and ability to work with diverse backgrounds. Experience supervising multiple employees and adherence to Yakama Nation personnel policies. Ability to travel and work outdoors under various weather conditions and perform physical labor. Minimum Requirements
Master7s degree in Civil Engineering, Hydrology, Fisheries Science or related field. Four years demonstrated experience as a team member or task lead managing construction projects or multi-objective investigations related to fish passage, fish habitat, or water resources projects, including scope, scheduling, estimating, budgeting, tracking, and reporting. At least ten years of increasingly responsible positions in civil engineering, water resources, or fisheries. Physically able to work in remote areas under various weather conditions. Pre-employment background check and drug test. Valid Washington State Driver7s License with ability to obtain a Yakama Nation Driving Permit. Enrolled Yakama Preference; all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. Preferred Requirements
Experience leading large interdisciplinary teams and working with stakeholders across tribal, federal, state, and local levels. Ten years of professional experience in project engineering or construction with Northwest relevance. Location: Yakima, Toppenish & Richland | Hourly Wage: $46.10-$51.88/Regular/Full-Time End of description. This content is provided for job posting purposes by Yakama Nation Legends Casino.
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Project Manager Lead
role at
Yakama Nation Legends Casino Overview Overview
The Project Manager Lead will be responsible for the management, oversight, and supervision of a small group of project managers and engineers working on large fish passage and habitat projects across the Yakima and Klickitat River Basins. Projects overseen by the incumbent will include projects that present the greatest opportunities to improving the health of anadromous fish populations throughout the Yakima and Klickitat River Basins. The PML is responsible for managing all phases of project management to ensure efficient and effective delivery of supervised projects. A large part of this oversight will include interfacing with state, local, and federal partners to move projects forward. Due to the high visibility of the work, it is expected that frequent updates will need to be provided on projects to Tribal Council. The incumbent is to demonstrate strategic technical leadership, influence, and expertise that makes the most effective use of Yakama Nation Fisheries Program resources. Examples Of Work Performed
Participate in planning and scheduling all aspects of multi-million-dollar fish passage and habitat projects. Provide authoritative advice and information on project status, progress, and/or problems to the Lower Yakima River Coordinator. Determine priorities, establish required schedules, and decide on methods and types of contracts necessary to meet project or task order needs; resolve disputes and develop procedures to improve program execution and coordination with other Yakama Nation Fisheries programs. Direct the procurement and management of assigned major construction projects. Determine the need for contract modifications and whether projects will be accomplished by in-house personnel or by contract. Set and adjust short-term priorities and prepare schedules for completion of work. Assign work to subordinates based on priorities, evaluate performance, and provide guidance on project work and administrative matters. Ensure all activities comply with tribal and federal policies and regulations. Collaborate with US Bureau of Reclamation, NOAA, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Washington State Department of Natural Resources, plus other resource managers and stakeholders to promote and coordinate habitat restoration strategies. Regulatory work may include NEPA, federal consultations and permits (e.g., ESA Section 7, CWA Section 404, Section 401), SEPA, and participation in public hearings and study sessions. Pursue grant opportunities to leverage non-federal dollars and prepare funding proposals; complete financial and reporting requirements. Technical writing, design and implementation of fish passage and habitat restoration projects; present findings in professional forums. Travel to project sites and participate in occasional night meetings; multi-task across multiple activities. Perform all other job-related duties as assigned. Knowledge, Skills And Abilities
Knowledge of life histories of anadromous and resident fishes in the Pacific Northwest. Knowledge of fisheries and watershed management disciplines (hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, soil science, plant ecology, channel dynamics, sediment transport and influence on fish habitat). Knowledge of federal natural resource management policies and laws (e.g., Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, National Environmental Policy Act, CFRs). Knowledge of state, tribal and local government permitting requirements. Experience with hiring consultants and contracting, and purchasing capital equipment and hardware. Technical and price proposal evaluation and contract bid analysis. Knowledge of federal construction contracting procedures, bidding, laws, regulations, awarding contracts, and bonding. Ability to make formal scientific presentations and to present to non-technical audiences. Sensitivity to Tribal culture and ability to work with diverse backgrounds. Experience supervising multiple employees and adherence to Yakama Nation personnel policies. Ability to travel and work outdoors under various weather conditions and perform physical labor. Minimum Requirements
Master7s degree in Civil Engineering, Hydrology, Fisheries Science or related field. Four years demonstrated experience as a team member or task lead managing construction projects or multi-objective investigations related to fish passage, fish habitat, or water resources projects, including scope, scheduling, estimating, budgeting, tracking, and reporting. At least ten years of increasingly responsible positions in civil engineering, water resources, or fisheries. Physically able to work in remote areas under various weather conditions. Pre-employment background check and drug test. Valid Washington State Driver7s License with ability to obtain a Yakama Nation Driving Permit. Enrolled Yakama Preference; all qualified applicants are encouraged to apply. Preferred Requirements
Experience leading large interdisciplinary teams and working with stakeholders across tribal, federal, state, and local levels. Ten years of professional experience in project engineering or construction with Northwest relevance. Location: Yakima, Toppenish & Richland | Hourly Wage: $46.10-$51.88/Regular/Full-Time End of description. This content is provided for job posting purposes by Yakama Nation Legends Casino.
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