Description
The WSP US Advisory practice is dedicated to transforming the business of infrastructure across the transportation, buildings, energy, water, environment, and power sectors.
You will lead and deliver a range of asset management projects with some of the largest, iconic infrastructure owners and operators in the United States – with a focus on Transit, Highways, Airports, Water, and Power asset management.
Your responsibilities include:
- Leading and pursuing strategic consulting services including maintenance, technology, asset data, organization and process improvements
- Implementing asset management improvement initiatives working with multi-disciplinary client teams
- Providing expertise in asset management plans, facility condition assessments, asset performance management, and more
- Contributing to staffing needs and ensuring staff are retained and engaged
- Leading business development activities and demonstrating excellence in providing procedures and methods to maintain quality standards
- Developing solid client relationships and providing leadership in technical and professional activities
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree or higher in Engineering, Business Administration, Transportation Planning, Operations Research or closely related and applicable discipline
- 10+ years of post-education experience performing similar work
- Experience working as a consultant, with a successful track record of managing the delivery of complex asset management projects
- Experience in strategic, planning, operational or technology related asset management aspects in one or more infrastructure sectors
- Excellent facilitation, presentation, and communication skills
- Strong analytical skills and demonstrated understanding of ISO55001
Preferred qualifications include a Master’s degree, management consulting experience, and EAM system implementation experience.
WSP provides a comprehensive suite of benefits focused on providing health and financial stability throughout the employee’s career.
Expected Salary: $143,800 - $227,500