Environmental Project Manager

Key Responsibilities

• Manage and oversee environmental site investigation and remediation projects from planning through completion
• Mentor a team of existing project engineers and scientists
• Develop and manage project scopes, schedules, budgets, and deliverables
• Perform data analysis, calculations, and interpretation related to environmental sampling, remediation performance, and regulatory compliance
• Manage project contractual and financial issues (including terms of agreement, changes in scope, billing process)
• Prepare technical reports, proposals, work plans, and regulatory submittals
• Serve as the primary client contact, maintaining strong professional relationships
• Support business development efforts through networking, involvement in professional organizations, client meetings, and participation in marketing initiatives
• Conduct and oversee fieldwork, including soil, groundwater, and vapor sampling and remediation system operation and maintenance, as necessary

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering, Geology/Hydrogeology, or Environmental Sciences (advanced degree is a plus)
• Minimum of 7 years of relevant environmental consulting or engineering experience (familiarity with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan/applicable Massachusetts laws and regulations is a plus)
• Experience with the development, design, preparation, and management of environmental investigation, compliance, and remediation projects
• Demonstrated performance of data analysis, problem solving and strong organizational skills
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Demonstrated professional judgment, consistency, strong attention to detail, and background of high-quality work products
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
• Strong understanding of field sampling and investigative protocols
• Experience preparing well written reports within budget that demonstrate technical knowledge (construction bid specification experience is a plus)
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and environmental data management software
• Willingness to perform fieldwork as needed
• Possess or has completed 40-hour and 8-hour OSHA HAZWOPER training
• LSP, PE, or other professional registration (or pursuing such) is preferred