Environmental Project Manager

A Hiring Company; Duluth (MN); On-site; USD 44,427 - 63,204; Full time

Job summary

A public sector organization in Duluth, MN seeks a dedicated professional to coordinate and manage environmental issues and regulatory compliance for the County Public Works Department. The role demands a thorough understanding of compliance with environmental regulations and the evaluation of road and bridge construction projects. Candidates should possess experience in developing programs related to hazardous waste management and storm-water management. The hourly salary is between $32.25 and $45.88.

Qualifications

• Experience in evaluating environmental impact of construction projects.
• Knowledge of environmental regulations and compliance.
• Ability to develop and coordinate programs related to environmental management.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and manage environmental issues for the County Public Works Department.
• Ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
• Provide technical advice for stakeholder groups.

Job description

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Responsible professional work coordinating and managing environmental issues and regulatory compliance for the County Public Works Department. The salary range reflected above is the normal hiring range for 2025. The full salary range, including longevity pay, is $32.25 - $45.88 per hour.

This position is part of the Civil Service Basic Unit Employees Collective Bargaining Agreement represented by Council 5 of AFSCME.

St. Louis County does not participate in E‑Verify. All employees must be continuously authorized to work in the United States, for St. Louis County, on a full‑time basis. St. Louis County does not provide sponsorship for employment visas.

An employee in this class is responsible for evaluating environmental cherished impact of road and bridge construction projects via ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, providing technical advice for State, regional and local stakeholder groups, and developing and coordinating the Department’s roadside vegetation maintenance, hazardous waste management, and storm‑water management and mitigation programs. The work is performed independently in accordance with established regulatory agency standards and Departmental policies under the general direction of assigned supervisory staff.

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