Environmental Project Manager

Position : Environmental Project Manager

Location : Lansing, MI.

Job Duration : Full time.

Work Authorization : US Citizen/ GC Holder.

Responsibilities

• Manage and mentor environmental staff including environmental geologists, environmental engineers, environmental scientists.
• Correspond with and manage a diverse client base, including public, military, and private sector clients across Michigan and the Midwest.
• Lead business development activities for the growth of environmental group in Michigan.
• Lead staff in managing environmental projects from initiation to closure, encompassing Remedial
• Investigation/Feasibility Studies (RIFS), contaminant exposure mitigation, and active site remediation.
• Provide guidance to staff for ensuring the quality, safety, schedule, and budget of assigned projects.
• Lead team in developing technical and fee proposals.
• Review and ensure the quality, accuracy, and completeness of projects in line with governmental and industry standards.
• Collaborate with Project Managers for quarterly projections, invoicing, and closeout activities.
• Direct the activities of personnel reporting on assigned projects.
• Maintain environmental design, reporting, and production standards and procedures.
• Actively participate in civic and professional activities, societies, and organizations

Job Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Geology, relevant Engineering, or Environmental Degree.
• PG, CPG or PE license required.
• Minimum of ten years of client and project management experience.
• OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER training.
• Strong technical writing and verbal communication skills.
• Experience in soil vapor, soil, surface water, and groundwater investigations.
• Proficiency in developing Conceptual Site Models, Feasibility Studies, and Pilot Studies.
• Expertise in remedial design, design documents, system construction and oversight, and operations and maintenance.

Preferred Experience

• Familiarity with Michigan Public Act 451, Part 201 and Part 213.
• Experience with Brownfield Redevelopment grants, building demolitions, site due care, and Michigan Public Act 381 workplans.
• Knowledge of Real Estate Due Diligence and Michigan Baseline Environmental Assessments.
• Expertise in Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS).
• OSHA Construction Safety training.
• Familiarity with State of Michigan environmental regulations.
• Experience working in the Midwest and the State of Michigan.

Experience collaborating with local governmental agencies