Brownfield Redevelopment Lead: Environmental Due Diligence

Stantec; Missouri; On-site; USD 107,100 - 160,700; Full time

Job summary

Stantec’s Brownfield Project Manager role focuses on environmental due diligence, assessment, and brownfield redevelopment across the Midwest. The ideal candidate has 10+ years in the environmental field, with strong interest in community revitalization and grant-funded projects, and a solid grasp of state/federal regulations in at least one Great Lakes state.

Responsibilities include leading Phase I/II assessments, field investigations, proposal preparation, and coordinating field staff and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in geology, environmental science, engineering or related field.
• Experience administering and managing federally/state funded brownfield/redevelopment projects in at least one Great Lakes state.
• Strong writing, communication, and project management skills.

Responsibilities

• Manage environmental due diligence, assessment, cleanup, and brownfield redevelopment projects with emphasis on safety, quality, budget, and deadlines.
• Oversee Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments, sampling, and provide senior review of deliverables.
• Prepare proposals and other marketing materials; assist with grant applications.
• Scoping and scheduling field investigations; writing and reviewing work plans and health and safety plans.
• Oversee field contractors and coordinate with laboratories; manage sampling documents and cleanup activities.

Skills

Self-starting

Team-oriented

Problem solver

Research and writing

MS Office

Driver’s license

Education

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

Professional licensure (PG and/or PE) strongly desired

Job description

Stantec’s Brownfield Project Manager role focuses on environmental due diligence, assessment, and brownfield redevelopment across the Midwest. The ideal candidate has 10+ years in the environmental field, with strong interest in community revitalization and grant-funded projects, and a solid grasp of state/federal regulations in at least one Great Lakes state.

Responsibilities include leading Phase I/II assessments, field investigations, proposal preparation, and coordinating field staff and