Project Manager

Lvi-Associates; Lodi Township (OH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Lvi-Associates is seeking a senior environmental consultant in Ohio with extensive geology and hydrogeology expertise. The role requires leading investigations of groundwater, soil, soil vapor, and indoor air, and designing remedial solutions to protect public health.

You will manage projects, budgets, and people, while coordinating with regulators, attorneys, clients, and subcontractors. The ideal candidate has a strong writing background for proposals and reports, plus experience interfacing

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s in Geology/Hydrogeology or Civil/Environmental Engineering.
• California Professional Geologist or Professional Engineer license is required.
• Experience designing and implementing environmental investigations and remediation (chlorinated solvents experience desirable).
• Approximately 10 years of environmental consulting experience.
• Experience managing projects and personnel is required.
• Strong writing skills for proposals, work plans, reports, and regulator/attorney/client communication.
• Strong interpersonal skills including interaction with regulators, attorneys, clients, subcontractors.
• Academic training and professional experience in groundwater flow and contaminant geochemistry.
• Knowledge of California regulatory requirements related to environmental remediation and vapor intrusion; litigation support experience desirable.
• Professional work and scientific ethics; ability to travel periodically.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement investigations of groundwater, soil, soil vapor, and indoor air to determine contaminant fate and transport and to design remedial solutions.
• Manage all aspects of projects including budgets, personnel, and deadlines.
• Interact with clients, their attorneys, regulatory agencies, subcontractors, company staff, and the public.
• Write and review work plans, reports, site conceptual models, and other project correspondence.
• Design, install, operate, and report on remedial systems.
• Evaluate data to support litigation needs for clients.

Skills

Project management

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Regulatory liaison

Field investigations

Willingness to travel

Data analysis

Ethics

Education

Geology/Hydrogeology or Civil/Environmental Engineering degree

California PG or PE license

Job description

The company is designed to provide strong scientific services to our clients, with several Ph.D.s on staff. Our size also means that employees won’t be pigeonholed as all staff must fill a variety of roles in the company. We provide extensive training and mentoring for all employees, and our performance evaluation process focuses on professional growth.

Qualifications:

• 1. B.S. or M.S. in Geology/Hydrogeology or Civil/Environmental Engineering
• 2. A California Professional Geologist or Professional Engineer license
• 3. Experience designing and implementing environmental investigations and remediation (chlorinated solvents experience is desirable)
• 4. Approximately 10 years of experience in environmental consulting
• 5. Experience managing projects and personnel required
• 6. Strong writing skills (proposals, work plans, reports, communication with regulators/attorneys/clients)
• 7. Strong interpersonal skills including experience interacting with regulators (RWQCB and DTSC), attorneys, clients, subcontractors,
• 8. Academic training and professional experience in groundwater flow and contaminant geochemistry,
• 9. Demonstrated ability to organize, analyze, and interpret data,
• 10. Knowledge of California regulatory requirements related to environmental remediation and vapor intrusion, and
• 11. Experience with litigation support is desirable
• 12. Professional work and scientific ethics
• 13. Ability to travel periodically

Key Responsibilities:

• 1. Designing and implementing investigations of groundwater, soil, soil vapor, and indoor air to determine fate and transport of contaminants, to mitigate risk to human health, to design remedial solutions, and obtain case closure.
• 2. Managing all aspects of projects including budgets, personnel, and deadlines
• 3. Interacting with clients, their attorneys, regulatory agencies, subcontractors, company staff, and the general public
• 4. Writing and reviewing work plans, reports, site conceptual models, and other project correspondence
• 5. Designing, installing, operating, and reporting on remedial systems
• 6. Evaluating data to support the litigation needs of our clients