Title: Assistant Director of Water-Wastewater Engineering
Company: ChastainSkillman | DCCM
Location: Winter Garden, Florida, United States
Bryan M. Martin, PE, ENV SP, assistant director of water-wastewater engineering at ChastainSkillman | DCCM, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Engineers for dedication, achievements, and leadership in construction management.
With two decades of experience to his credit, Mr. Martin has built a successful career in construction management, specializing in startup operations and wastewater treatment projects. He currently excels in several roles with ChastainSkillman | DCCM, including assistant director of water-wastewater engineering since 2022, senior project manager since 2020, and senior project engineer since 2017. His responsibilities include handling engineering design work and ensuring that the right people are in the right roles within the water and wastewater engineering department. His experience also includes project engineer at Black & Veatch Holding Company from 2007 to 2017, civil engineering intern at Watermark Engineering Group from 2004 to 2007, and research assistant at the University of Central Florida from 2005 to 2006. He has been active in various professional organizations, serving as chapter adviser for Theta Chi Fraternity from 2010 to 2011, and as a member of the Florida Section of the American Water Works Association since 2007, the Florida Water Environment Association, and the Tau Beta Pi Association Inc. He has also volunteered for Bright Future, his local community and church, and the Katrina cleanup drive.
Laying a solid educational foundation, Mr. Martin earned a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the University of Central Florida in 2007. He also holds certifications in Advanced Maintenance of Traffic from the Florida Department of Transportation, Envision Sustainability Professional from the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure, and is a licensed professional engineer with the Florida Board of Professional Engineers. Additionally, he was also the recipient of the Bright Future Full Scholarship. Reflecting on his path, Mr. Martin’s most recent achievement occurred in October 2024, when he worked closely with the City of Bartow in Florida, on a significant project at their wastewater treatment plant, which is undergoing expansion. The project involves adding new process trains to increase the plant’s capacity. Despite challenges posed by the area’s susceptibility to flooding and hurricanes, the project is progressing well. He credits his team’s coordinated effort and is proud of their dedication and teamwork. He views his work as a form of public service and takes great responsibility in ensuring people’s livelihood, health, and safety. He attributes his success to the tremendous support he has received from his family and friends, especially his wife for standing by him through challenging times. He also values the constant support of his parents, and deeply misses his late grandfather, who was a significant influence on him.
In the coming years, Mr. Martin’s goal is to pursue the fintech program at UCF. He has recently enrolled in a certificate program at the University of Florida, where he is currently taking classes. Additionally, he is enrolled in a certified wastewater operator program in Florida, with the intention of helping under-resourced communities. As a certified wastewater operator, he will be responsible for operating treatment facilities and aims to assist communities that lack the resources to properly manage their infrastructure. Looking to the future, he envisions advancing at ChastainSkillman. When he first joined the company, it was a third-generation, local boutique engineering firm based in Lakeland, Florida. Today, the company has grown into a national firm with a workforce of 1,200 employees across the country, following its acquisition four or five months ago.
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