Historic Resources Program Lead — Section 106 & NEPA

State of West Virginia; West Virginia; Presencial; USD 85.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Environmental Resources Program Manager 2 leads the Historical Resources Unit within the NEPA Section of the Engineering Division in Kanawha County. This role guides WVDOH's compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree in History or Historic Preservation, relevant standards, seven years of related experience, and a valid driver's license; travel may be required.

Formación

• Bachelor's degree required as specified in Training / Education.
• Seven years of full-time or equivalent experience in reviewing and evaluating scientific data, planning, personnel management, program management, or developing policies; two years of supervisory experience required.

Responsabilidades

• Review historic-resource surveys, technical reports, eligibility evaluations, effects assessments, and environmental documentation.
• Supervise employees within the Historic Resources Unit.
• Coordinate with SHPO, FHWA, consultants, project teams, and other agencies and stakeholders.
• Guide project teams in avoiding, minimizing, and mitigating impacts to historic properties.
• Manage consultant scopes, schedules, budgets, and technical deliverables.
• Support the development and implementation of agreements and mitigation commitments.
• Coordinate historic-resource requirements with roadway design, structures, right-of-way, utilities, permitting and construction activities.

Educación

Bachelor's degree in environmental studies / geography / archaeology / natural science / geology / biology / chemistry / physics / engineering/engineering technology

Descripción del empleo

The Environmental Resources Program Manager 2 leads the Historical Resources Unit within the NEPA Section of the Engineering Division in Kanawha County. This role guides WVDOH's compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.

The position requires a Bachelor's degree in History or Historic Preservation, relevant standards, seven years of related experience, and a valid driver's license; travel may be required.