B.S. or B.A. in Hydrogeology or Environmental, Civil or Chemical Engineering, with an M.S. or M.A. preferred.
10-15 years of environmental consulting or hydrogeology/engineering experience focused on contaminant investigation and remediation.
Strong communication and writing skills, able to manage multiple deadlines and diverse project teams in a fast-paced setting.
Technical proficiency in MI Part 201 and/or RCRA Corrective Action programs for site characterization and risk evaluation.
Experience with various soil and groundwater remediation methods, especially with a focus on PFAS is highly desirable.
Proficient in hydrogeological principles related to contaminant transport and remediation.
Valid driver’s license with HAZWOPER certification and up-to-date safety training.
Responsibilities
Lead investigative field work covering soil, groundwater, and other media.
Develop practical remedial strategies that align with client objectives.
Manage project scope, schedule, and budget effectively.
Engage with clients and cultivate new business opportunities.
Mentor junior staff and enhance their professional development.
Ensure quality assurance and technical compliance in project deliverables.
Effectively manage multiple projects while maintaining high safety standards.
Benefits
401(k) plan with company match.
Career growth opportunities with training and skill development.
Collaborative and entrepreneurial work culture.
Access to diverse and meaningful projects.
Full Job Description
Overview
We currently have an opportunity for a Project Manager with a background in Hydrogeology or Environmental Engineering to join our growing Engineering, Construction and Remediation Practice in Ann Arbor, MI. The successful candidate will be a highly motivated, team-oriented individual looking for career growth and have 15-20 years of remediation-related experience. TRC-s Ann Arbor office is a vibrant, dynamic, solution-driven and fast-paced work environment that provides access to a broad spectrum of professional experiences in an office that thrives on teamwork.
Responsibilities
Demonstrate excellence and efficiency in writing, communication, data analysis, professional judgment, and knowledge of scientific principles.
Manage and lead investigative field work for a variety of media and pathways, including soil, groundwater, sediment, surface water, and vapor intrusion.
Understand our client-s objectives and apply those objectives to developing practical, solution-driven remedial strategies.
Manage scope, schedule, and budget for projects.
Interface with clients and work with account leads in securing and growing new and flow business.
Have a strong sense of responsibility and work ethic.
Mentor junior staff.
Demonstrate strong quality assurance/quality control skills to perform technical, style and consistency reviews.
Manage time effectively and balance multiple fast-paced projects.
Understand standards, regulations, and guidance that apply to environmental due diligence.
Prioritize safety and have working knowledge of industry health and safety practices.
Are conversant with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Project.
Qualifications
B.S. or B.A. in Hydrogeology or Environmental, Civil or Chemical Engineering. M.S. or M.A. degree highly preferred.
Minimum 10-15 years of environmental consulting and/or professional hydrogeologist or engineering experience with a focus in contaminant investigation and remediation.
The preferred candidate will be team-focused and possess excellent communication and writing skills, with an ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment managing multiple deadlines with a variety of clients and project teams.
Solid technical and problem-solving skills.
Technical proficiency in navigating the MI Part 201 and/or RCRA Corrective Action programs from site characterization and risk evaluation to no further action.
Experience with in situ and ex situ methods of soil and groundwater remediation targeting a variety of constituents.
In-depth experience with PFAS investigation and treatment highly preferred.
Proficiency in hydrogeological principles and geochemistry as it relates to contaminant transport and remediation.
Understanding of the RCRA solid waste rules and monitoring requirements is a plus.
Vapor intrusion, soil gas, and indoor air investigation experience preferred.
Exposure to environmental consulting work in other Midwest states.
Valid driver-s license with 40-hr HAZWOPER certification and an up-to-date 8-hr annual refresher course. 10-hr Construction certification is a plus.
Must be able to pass a pre-employment background check, drug screen and motor vehicle records check.
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TRC offers advancement potential and a competitive compensation and benefits package including a 401k plan with a company match. For temporary employees, TRC offers a 401(k) plan with a company match. For more information, please visit our website at https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/w2UzC4xJj5IlkOrYTMuFgw?domain=trccompanies.com/.
