We're on the hunt for a self-motivated Remediation Technical Manager / Project Manager to work on federal sector contracts with the Department of Defense (DoD) (Air Force, USACE, Army, Navy, National Guard Bureau) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
This position is 50/50 Work-From-Home (WFH) and project visits with commute to one or more sites in EPA Region 3 (Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and may have other occasional travel responsibilities. Overnight travel is expected to be 10-15%.
.:Core Requirements:.
PE (Professional Engineer) License.
Bachelor's Degree (or higher) in an engineering field (civil, chemical, mechanical, industrial, or environmental).
Experience in process operations and maintenance of water treatment facilities (or similar plant experience).
Knowledge of environmental regulations.
10+ years of demonstrated professional consulting experience as a Technical Professional, or related position in a progressively responsible capacity providing staff management, project management, BD-marketing-proposals, and proven technical excellence.
Subject matter expertise in remedial action engineering (e.g., site remediation optimization/exit strategy development; vapor intrusion/vapor migration; wood-treating, creosote, or MGP sites, CERCLA/RCRA, environmental construction).
Live within a commutable distance of Willow Grove, PA.
Ground water treatment plant operations and maintenance experience.
Experience working with or for EPA, USACE, AFCEC, especially concerning remediation and performance-based contracts.
Demonstrated ability to use Microsoft PROJECT (or related) to build a project master schedule by creating relationships to various tasks and work products in the schedule, defining milestones, and allocating costs to those milestones to make a payment schedule.
Project/proposal Work Breakdown Structures (WBS), Work Packages, and Project Planning - understanding how to formulate tasks and plan activities to meet a project's objectives.
Cost Estimating - using WBS and Work Packages (from (1) above) to develop costs for project labor, supplies, materials, equipment, and defining subcontractor requirements. Develop solid technical scopes of work to solicit competitive bids from qualified subcontractors to support the project and meet objectives. Costs may be derived from master databases (RS Means, Craftsman Cost Data, etc.), bids, bottom-up estimates, vendors/suppliers, or other sources)
Ability to lead or significantly contribute to considerable proposal efforts that require the abovementioned skills.
.:Day-to-Day Responsibilities:.
The successful candidate must provide technical leadership, subject matter expertise, and broad-based multidisciplinary oversight to proposal and project teams, conduct internal and external client-facing meetings related to project work, training/mentoring junior staff, and provide creative problem-solving leadership.
Technical leadership for hazardous waste remediation under CERCLA and RCRA programs throughout the project life cycle, focusing on exit strategy and remedy implementation and completion.
Subject matter expertise (SME) in one or more specific areas of remedial engineering (e.g., site optimization, vapor intrusion/vapor migration, critical process analysis, PFAS, system upgrades, and technology advancements, etc.).
Demonstration of SME for the analysis, design, installation, and operation of treatment strategies for wastes in soil, groundwater, air, sediment, drinking water, and providing engineering expertise to protect human health and the environment.
Provide definitive knowledge of site investigation and remediation technology, and services, products, vendors, subcontractors, lab scale/bench scale testing firms, and other subcontractors, consultants, and team partners to create robust teams for complex problems.
Ability to understand and drive Risk Management for remediation strategies, including development of Risk Registers, Risk Monitoring Plans, contingent activities, and Contingency Plans.
Provide overall site/plant management for both proposed and existing sites, including development of technical remediation approach, cost estimation, schedule development, identification of critical milestones, planning, reporting, and formal project management.
Provide input and develop written technical reports for delivery to clients, perform quality control reviews, and maintain deliverables of high quality to meet internal and client requirements.
Independently manage tasks and work with other Project/Program Managers on various environmental projects.
Provide direction, instruction, training, and leadership to support staff as a mentor for your work/sites.
Attend site visits, observe, and evaluate client programs and activities.
Follow Versar policies and systems for purchasing, procurement, project management and reporting, business development, and marketing, and project financial status reporting to management.
Remain highly cognizant of environmental regulations and new requirements in the U.S.
Interact with clients and regulatory agencies as needed to support site work.