Environmental Remediation Project Manager

As an Environmental Remediation Project Manager based in Texas, you’ll play a crucial role in cleaning up our communities and improving our environment.

What You’ll Do:

• Lead and Manage Projects: Plan, staff, schedule, and budget projects while ensuring quality, consistency, and safety.

• Collaborate and Coordinate: Work with subcontractors, internal support staff, and subject matter experts.

• Technical Excellence: Analyze data, prepare technical reports, and design and implement pilot studies and remedial systems.

• Client Interaction: Engage with clients and regulators, present information, and facilitate discussions on site management strategies.

• Mentorship and Growth: Provide motivation and direction to project teams, and benefit from mentorship opportunities to help you grow your career at Jacobs.

What You’ll Need

• Education: Bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, geology, or a related technical field.

• Experience: 7+ years of experience in the industry. 3 years minimum of managing projects. Proven experience in environmental projects, including site investigation and/or remediation, subcontractor oversight, and managing project teams.

• Certifications: 40-hour HAZWOPER certification or the ability to obtain and maintain it.

Preferred Qualifications

• Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with USEPA regulations, including CERCLA and RCRA.

• Advanced Degrees and Certifications: Master’s degree in a related field and/or certifications such as PE, PG, or PMP.

• US Citizenship: Required for this position.

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