Geotechnical Engineer/ Environmental Project Manager
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Summary
An environmental project manager in Orange, CA (onsite) who scopes, budgets, and delivers environmental projects — preparing proposals and technical reports, overseeing field work, coordinating with clients and regulators, and mentoring junior staff. Requires a geology/environmental background; Level II needs an active California PG license.
Requirements
We
are looking for an experienced Environmental Project Manager to manage
environmental projects from initial scoping through completion. The ideal
candidate will have experience in project planning, budgeting, client
relations, regulatory coordination, and technical reporting. Level II
candidates must hold an active California Professional Geologist (PG)
registration and have experience managing and training junior-level staff.
Job
Title: Geotechnical
Engineer/ Environmental Project Manager (Level I/II)
Location: Orange, CA (onsite)
Job Type: Permanent / Direct Hire
Location: Orange, CA (onsite)
Job Type: Permanent / Direct Hire
Responsibilities
- Prepare
proposals, project strategies, and cost estimates
- Manage
short-term and long-term environmental projects
- Monitor
project budgets, costs, and performance
- Build
and maintain client relationships
- Coordinate
with clients and regulatory agencies
- Oversee
environmental field activities
- Manage
and train junior-level staff
- Prepare
technical reports and regulatory documentation
- Collaborate
with client offices nationwide
- Travel
occasionally for meetings and project oversight
Benefits
- Education
– Bachelor's degree in Geology, Hydrogeology, Geosciences, or Environmental
Engineering; Master’s degree preferred for Level II
- Project
Management – 3 to 5 years for Level I or 6+ years for Level II
- Professional
Registration – California PG registration required for Level II; ability to
obtain within one year for Level I
- Staff
Management – Experience managing and training junior-level staff required for
Level II
- Certifications/Additional
Licenses – Current HAZWOPER certification, OSHA 40-Hour Health
and Safety Waste Site Worker Training and
annual refresher, Asbestos Identification Survey and Lead-Based Paint
Identification Survey licenses preferred, or ability to obtain
- Reporting
& Software Skills – Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel, technical
report preparation, and regulatory reporting
- Soft
Skills – Strong problem-solving, communication, organizational, and
time-management skills
- Other Requirements –
Valid driver's license, clean driving record, and willingness to travel
occasionally