Lead Environmental Emergency Response Project Manager

GHD; Golden (CO); On-site; USD 68,888 - 114,813; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K – eligible after 3 months.

Paid time off – starts at 16 days per

Holiday pay – 9 holidays per year.

Wellness benefit – reimbursement up to

Job summary

GHD is seeking a Project Manager to lead emergency response/preparedness projects and guide a dedicated team. You will collaborate with clients and agencies to deliver effective responses, drive business development, and expand client relationships.

The role emphasizes environmental expertise, communication, and leadership, with base in a Chicago-area capable team; flexibility to be based in the Chicago office. Applicants should have strong emergency management experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required in environmental field.
• 5+ years of project management experience in emergency response.
• Experience managing client relationships and pursuing new business.

Responsibilities

• Lead one or more medium-sized projects; mentor a small team.
• Plan, implement, report and monitor project execution.
• Engage stakeholders and manage communications and expectations.
• Support business development and client expansion activities.
• Coordinate resources, schedules and budgets for timely delivery.
• Provide project risk assessment and issue resolution.

Skills

Project management

Emergency response

Client relationship management

Business development

Leadership

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering/Geology/Environmental Science

Job description

GHD is seeking a Project Manager to lead emergency response/preparedness projects and guide a dedicated team. You will collaborate with clients and agencies to deliver effective responses, drive business development, and expand client relationships.

The role emphasizes environmental expertise, communication, and leadership, with base in a Chicago-area capable team; flexibility to be based in the Chicago office. Applicants should have strong emergency management experience.