The Probst Group is looking for an Engineering Project Manager to help support our customers and organization as it relates to industrial wastewater and creating unique engineered solutions.  The Probst Group officially formed in 2008, but team members have been providing true, customized solutions that are focused on the individual needs of every client for 30+ years.  We are proud to offer unparalleled experience in industrial wastewater engineering and operations.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to HR@ProbstGroup.com for immediate consideration.

Expectations for the Engineering Project Manager:

• Serve as primary client contact for all assigned projects/clients, maintaining positive relationships with clients and upholding the Probst reputation
• Utilize proven project management methods to manage/maintain project schedules and budgets through all phases of an assigned project, including construction
• Coordinate schedules and budgets with subcontractors and equipment suppliers
• Utilize Time Management Software to track and forecast budgets and complete invoicing
• Distribute and follow-up on tasks assigned to Probst team members
• Work closely with Project Coordinator to communicate schedule priorities and deliverables
• Review process data and prepare design calculations
• Gather and analyze client data for use in design development
• Analyze existing treatment processes and wastewater characteristics to determine existing loadings to wastewater treatment plants (WWTP).
• Estimate future flows and loadings to ensure compliance with local and federal regulations for review.
• Utilize Probst configuration model and templates for design including Treatment Unit Sizing, Pipe Sizing, Motor List, etc.
• Evaluate, select, and apply various wastewater treatment technologies, equipment, and processes to identify ways to optimize performance or develop designs.
• Complete bid requests and evaluate quotations for equipment and contractors
• Work with drafters to develop site layouts as well as process flow and process instrumentation diagrams
• Develop and review design calculations, engineering reports, technical memos, and operation & maintenance manuals for industrial wastewater treatment systems
• Prepare purchase requisitions and review purchase orders for equipment on assigned projects
• Visit wastewater treatment facilities to execute project punchlists following construction

Requirements for the Engineering Project Manager:

• Completed a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university, preferably with an emphasis in Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering or other related Engineering field
• Travel up to 20% of the time (primarily in WI)
• Display strong, concise written communication, primarily for reports, directions, or proposals

Preferred experiences for the Engineering Project Manager:

• Willing to work out of the Brookfield, WI office
• Project Manager Certification (PMI)
• Previous experience in Industrial Wastewater Management
• Experience in working with a diverse team of wastewater professionals

The Probst Group has an exciting opportunity in our Permitting & Compliance Team. We are looking for a Compliance Project Manager to help support our customers and organization as it relates to regulatory compliance of industrial wastewater treatment system. This position will work closely with clients, federal and state regulatory agencies, and multiple departments within Probst including Engineering and Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations.

The Probst Group officially formed in 2008, but team members have been providing true, customized solutions that are focused on the individual needs of every client for 30+ years. We are proud to offer unparalleled experience in industrial wastewater engineering and operations.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to HR@ProbstGroup.com for immediate consideration.

Expectations for the Compliance Project Manager:

• Work as a key contributor in the Permitting & Compliance Team focusing on maintaining regulatory compliance of our clients
• Develop in-depth compliance reports such as alternatives analyses and variance requests
• Work with regulatory agencies to understand future limits and how they impact Probst clients
• Critically review draft permits from regulatory agencies and provide comments in conjunction with and on behalf of assigned clients
• Document plans for sludge management
• Advise Probst Operations and Engineering staff regarding potential permit compliance risks
• Assist with client compliance records, such as discharge monitoring reports
• Assist with applications for new, modified, or reissued wastewater discharge permits
• Manage projects by maintaining project budgets, schedules, and deliverables
• Utilize time management software to track and forecast budgets and complete invoicing
• Partner with Sales & Marketing to present at trade shows, seminars, and upon request to customers or stakeholders

Requirements for the Compliance Project Manager:

• Willing to work out of the Brookfield, WI office
• Completed a Bachelor’s degree or higher in related field
• Display strong, concise written communication, primarily for reports, directions, and emails
• Strong organization, planning, & prioritization skills to manage several projects simultaneously

Preferred experiences for the Compliance Project Manager:

• Able to analyze datasets using basic statistical analysis and graphs in Excel
• Able to read and understand relevant state and federal statutes, codes, and guidance documents as well as summarize them to a layperson
• Basic understanding of Wastewater Treatment Plant unit processes
• Ability to read engineering drawings
• 2+ years in wastewater permitting

The Probst Group is expanding and looking for a Wastewater Commissioning Field Technician to lead our commissioning projects throughout the United States. This newly created position is available due to the expansion of our Operations Team, and will work closely with clients, vendors, contractors, subcontractors, and multiple departments within The Probst Group.

The Probst Group officially formed in 2008, but team members have been providing true, customized solutions that are focused on the individual needs of every client for 30+ years. We are proud to offer unparalleled experience in industrial wastewater engineering and operations.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to HR@ProbstGroup.com for immediate consideration.

Expectations for the Wastewater Commissioning Field Technician:

Project Coordination:

• Collaborate with Construction and Operations teams to prepare a plan for the commissioning effort.
• Review designs, confirm understanding prior to field work, & follow-up as needed.
• Work in conjunction with a team of vendors, contractors, or subcontractors completing installation work.
• Review and provide comment on Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) process operation data.
• Confirm that documentation of commissioning has been completed and prepare handoff to startup team.

Commissioning Field Work:

• Coordinate travel as needed for the commissioning projects assigned (some travel could be over multiple weeks).
• Strong mechanical aptitude to understand IO&M (instillation, operation, & maintenance) in the field.
• Read piping and instrumentation diagrams (P&ID) to understand equipment parameters and confirm installed equipment is working effectively.
• Evaluate process and mitigate mechanical, electrical, and controls concerns.
• Provide wastewater troubleshooting, operations support, and service from the field or office.
• Troubleshoot, install, or repair equipment within the scope of the contract.
• Diagnose operating problems and perform or coordinate necessary corrective actions.
• Provide commissioning notes, documents, handoff packet to the installation team at project completion.

Onsite Probst Group Representative:

• Act as the onsite Probst Group Representative by providing superb customer service and coordinating with appropriate internal and external team members.
• Access and update computer communications as needed (file management, drop box, blue beam.
• Maintain site Daily Log for progress.
• Complete weekly WWTP status reports and submit internally and to clients.

Requirements for the Wastewater Commissioning Field Technician:

• Minimum high school diploma
• 2 years industrial maintenance and/or industrial construction experience
• Up to 50% overnight travel possible, depending on project
• Most work will be field based, but not all will be overnight travel (some projects are local)
• Excellent mechanical skills & aptitude
• Familiarity with low voltage wiring systems and schematics
• Strong interpersonal skills including:
• problem-solving
• effective verbal and written communication
• collaborative troubleshooting
• working in a high-pressure environment
• Ability to understand WWTP unit processes
• Ability to read and understand P&ID and mechanical or electrical drawings
• Understanding of WWTP instrumentation and controls
• Familiarity with equipment maintenance procedures
• Ability to write standard operating procedures for start-up

Preferred Experiences for the Wastewater Commissioning Field Technician:

• Preferred Technical Degree from an accredited institution
• 3-5+ years Wastewater experience
• Hands-on knowledge of wastewater treatment equipment, including blowers, pumps, motors, actuated valves, etc.
• Familiarity with wastewater analytical lab equipment and procedures

Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

The Probst Group is seeking a Health & Safety Manager to lead our employee health and safety efforts throughout the United States, based in our Milwaukee, WI area home office. This position will work closely with employees across all Departments of the organization as well as Probst’s contractors and subcontractors. The H&S Manager provides strategic direction and oversight of Probst’s Health & Safety Program which covers office safety, field visits to wastewater treatment plants, day-to-day onsite wastewater treatment plant operations, and construction oversight.

The Probst Group officially formed in 2008, but team members have been providing true, customized solutions that are focused on the individual needs of every client for 30+ years. We are proud to offer unparalleled experience in industrial wastewater engineering and operations.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to HR@ProbstGroup.com for immediate consideration.

Expectations for the Health & Safety Manager:

Continued Program Development & Leadership:

• Uses every opportunity to drive H&S awareness by demonstrating safe behavior, continuous self-development, and education in areas of environmental, health & safety compliance, industry trends and regulatory developments
• Maintains in-depth knowledge of existing and proposed Federal and State regulations, and strive for compliance with all applicable OSHA Standards & Regulations
• Communicates risks associated with H&S to management
• Develops health and safety policies, plans, and procedures to minimize safety risk to all colleagues across the company
• Listens to staff and client safety concerns and works to continuously improve internal processes and procedures related to Health & Safety
• Consults with Probst staff on the development of client proposals for wastewater treatment plant design and operation
• Builds and maintains relationships with clients to encourage continued or expanded services related to Health & Safety

Staff Training:

• Prepares and schedules training to cover emergency procedures, workplace safety, and other relevant topics
• Ensures all new hire safety training is completed by local safety coordinators at assigned locations
• Assesses training needs at assigned locations
• Travels to assigned locations to audit safety training documents for compliance. Locations may include construction sites, wastewater treatment plans, or office locations

Program Administration:

• Coordinates with Site Safety Leads to ensure completion of site-specific Safety Management Plans
• Assists with all contractor safety training documentation
• Assists with the procurement of safety equipment
• Leads the Safety Committee and associated monthly meetings with plant managers
• Oversees Worker’s Compensation and Return to Work programs to reduce severity of work comp claims
• Inspects the facility to identify safety, health, and environmental risks. Maintains records of site visits and audits.
• Performs other duties and responsibilities as requested or required.

Required Skills/Abilities:

• Extensive knowledge of OSHA regulations and policies.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to lead groups of people without positional authority
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Proficient in technology and equipment used in environmental inspections.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite or similar software.

Education and Experience:

• Bachelors degree in Environmental Safety, Occupational Safety and Health, or related field required
• A minimum of 3 years of Health & Safety experience
• Track record of leading Health & Safety audit programs and improved performance at individual site locations
• Experience working with management and data collection procedures
• Experience developing and managing to key performance indicators
• Demonstrated ability to develop and implement new strategic initiatives
• Experience in construction industry, preferred

Physical Requirements:

• Up to 50% Travel, including overnight trips
• Physically able to conduct inspections and carry equipment used for inspections.
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds at a time.

Veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.