Abandoned Mines Program Manager

World Resource News; State College (Centre County); Remoto; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Kleinfelder is seeking a Program Manager to support and grow its Abandoned Mines Program, a remote position listed in State College, PA. The role leads AML and AMD projects across Pennsylvania, Ohio and the Mid-Atlantic region.

Responsibilities include managing scope, schedule, budget, staff and subconsultants; guiding multidisciplinary teams through watershed assessments and reclamation design; and pursuing new work through proposals and fee negotiations.

Competenze

• Bachelor's degree in engineering, geology, environmental science, natural resources or related field.
• Typically 15+ years delivering mine reclamation, mine drainage, mining, water resources or related projects with progressive project management responsibility.

Mansioni

• Lead AML and AMD projects from concept through investigation, permitting, design, bid packages, construction administration and closeout.
• Manage scope, schedule, budget, staff and subconsultants.
• Serve as primary contact for public-sector and nonprofit clients.
• Guide multidisciplinary teams on watershed assessments, mine drainage treatment, hazard mitigation, reclamation design, stream restoration, subsidence and slope stabilization.
• Pursue new work through proposals and fee negotiations.

Conoscenze

Program management

Leadership

Client communication

Formazione

Bachelor's degree in engineering, geology, environmental science, natural resources or related field

Descrizione del lavoro

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State College, PA USA (remote; PA/OH preferred)

Kleinfelder, an engineering, science and construction firm with over 110 offices in the U.S., Canada and Australia, is hiring a Program Manager to support and grow its Abandoned Mines Program, a remote position listed in State College, PA that leads abandoned mine land (AML) reclamation and abandoned mine drainage (AMD) projects across Pennsylvania, Ohio and the broader Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian region; candidates in or near the bituminous coal region of Pennsylvania or Ohio are preferred. The program manager leads AML and AMD projects from concept through investigation, permitting, design, bid packages, construction administration and closeout, manages scope, schedule, budget, staff and subconsultants, serves as primary contact for public-sector and nonprofit clients, guides multidisciplinary teams on watershed assessments, mine drainage treatment, hazard mitigation, reclamation design, stream restoration, subsidence and slope stabilization, and pursues new work through proposals and fee negotiations. Requirements include a bachelor’s degree in engineering, geology, environmental science, natural resources or a related field, typically 15+ years delivering mine reclamation, mine drainage, mining, water resources or related projects with progressive project management responsibility, working knowledge of AML reclamation and/or AMD treatment, regional travel and a valid driver’s license; a PE, PG or PMP is preferred.